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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, q, l859-TRLPLE SHEET

herosm and devotion for me and for the country are cap
BILE
the country and have gwen orders thai the names OF
those who were the bsyess among toe Srass Sla 10
HaADQuARrTRs, VERONA. June 8, 1869
The following is text of the proclamation ad-
dressed by General Count de GuyOn to the inhabi-
tants of Rome, when manifestation was made by
the people on the occasion Of the victory of Ma.
genta:-
low and II would have still greater for IT, faith.
fu 10 warning winch has been hitherto admirably well
understood you had known how to restrain the noisy ex
lei no nsiiea,or 10 disturbance now introduce himself
into your ranks all pretext for maeyoence, IN
order that the repressive measures which We may De call
cd on 10 take may fall the friends Of the French
Be assured, Romans that silence is painful TO u.s. ana
that deprived am Of the happiness OF lighting oy tne
grateful my feelings to have been able at least TO cheer
them But if they at this moment bear hga Tue nAg
of France here bold the flag Of order and VIII SOC
'e'p''''0' 'N'' "''' 20 " ''''' COUNT DE GoYON,
General of Division. Aide decamp Of his Majesty the
Emperor Of the French;
ROM, June 7, 1859.
BY way of contrast to the above here is the pro-
clamation issued by Garbaldi to the inhabitants Of
Como
Ci,izens-AI young men who can carry q musiSet
called on 10 jon the r color banner. No wish
10 be present inactive and unarmed in the holy war no
will be obliged 70 one day confess with blush that no
no part In It, This the hour and the moment TO
show that you do not fasehood when you spe Of
your hatred for Austria TO arms them No sacrifice eau
be great since OF that generation which will
have accom- plished the work OF Italian independence
GARIBAIDI
It is stated positively that an Ottoman squadron
| under the orders of Vice Admiral Moustapha Pacha
| has arrived in the Adriatic. 1t was in sight OF
Gravosa on the sth, and on the following day would
be at anchor at Kick on the coast of Albania. The
squadron is composed of the screw 600 gum ship
Peik.iZafer, the screw frigate Gueivan-Bahri, and
the steam corvette EsseriDdid. These vessels
have on board brigade of infantry and battery OF
artillery. Two other fiigates and a steam transport
were at Salonica, taking on board 5000 infantry
and would afterwards join the the Admiral. These
troops are, it is said, intended to reinforce the gar
risons of the fortified towns of Bosnia, Macedonia
and Albania. second steam liner, the Fethyee
was being fitted out at Constantinople, and whel
ready, would also proceed to the Adriatic.
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We can the less understand this tendency as indepen
IDENTIFY Of the guarantees offered to Germany by tine posi-
tive declarations OF the French government accepted by
the great Powers, and the very circumstances,
the German states thereby devste from
basis which unites them.
Tho Germapic Confederation il . combination purely
and exclusively defensive. 10 that condition ID "a
tire that che participates In the intern Law Of Es
rope basis OF treaties to which Russias sgnatSro
Us bthxed.
Now, no hostile act has been committed by Franco
against the Confederation and there does not any
obligatory treaty for the latter to attack that Power
should, consequently, the Confederation take hostile
measures France c0Dectura data against
which has obtained more than one guarantee 1t YOU'D
have faeAed the object OF it's institution and disowned
the spirit OF treaties upon which its existence rests
We confidently entertain the hope that the wisdom q
the Fsdersl governments will set aside determ'uaness
which would turn 70 their prejudice and would not co.,
tribute TO strengthen their own position.
II, which God forbid, II should happen otherwise We
shall at all events have fuidled duty Of frank and ain
friendship Whatever may be the sauo Of tho present
complications, the Emperor, august master perfectly
free in bis action, Will only be nspred by tho interests Of
bis country and the dignity Of his In the deter
tons which his Majesty will be called upon TO tAkc.
GORrSCHAKOFF.
ST. PETERSBURG, 18th (27th) May, 1859.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-11
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

rSh ALI III III. y kposE5 ~; " a AAiiLt III slg
ton rarely Withstand evae them Their penetrating
properties Search and cleanse and nvigoate every portion
human correcting its diseased action and
storing its healthy vitaes AS consequence of these pro-
debility is astonshed to find his health energy by
remedy at once so simple and inviting
Not only do they the every day complaints of every
body but also many formidable ard diseases
agent below named pleased to furnish gratis Anne
rioan Almanac, containing certificates their di
rectons their in the following complaints Cosue.
ness, Heartburn, Headache arising from disordered Ston
ach Nausea IdigeStio Pain and Morbid Tadction Of
The Boloes, F1dtuency Loss If Appetite Jdundice, and
other kindred complaints arising from low body
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BY F. ~. gENNETT - co

Co. TRUSTEES SALE
E,;a OF VALUABLE LEASEHOID PROPERTY
ESQ., ON BROADWAY.
By virtue of decree of the Superior Court for Baltimore
city, sitting Court of Equity the undersigned Trustee
will offer sale at the Exchange Sales Room Second street,
on TUESDAY, November LIST, 1859, at p N
ALL THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, WITH TIE
at the formed by the
the north side of Bank and the west
Broadway rtherly, bounding Broadway,
twenty feet thence westerly parallel with Bank street. six
tysix feet four inches thence southery. parallel with
Broadway twenty feet Bank street. and thence eatery
bounding the north side Bank street to the beginning
This lot is improved by good two story and attic BRICK
BUILDING, with twGst Back Building aud IS egiby
located for Grocery Cigar, Dry Goods Store 1t is sub
ect ground rent of sixty dollars per annum, payable
the first days OF January and Jolly.
The terms Of SALE prescribed by the decree, areOne
third cash. and the balance in three and six months bearing
interest," with security to the satisfaction the Trustee
JOHN y. POE, Trustee.
o6-2awts F. W. BENNETT & CO. Auct'rs.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Lii. IN How0NT K k11V UHoUNTY.
By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for Howard
county, the subscriber Trustee will offer at public sale
the premises at II O'Clock, a NJ Of SATURDAY, the
18th day of October, 1853:
THE SMALL FARM On which Eden Shipley now resides,
about IL miles from Fllicotts Mills the Jamestown
road adjoining the lands of Messrs. G. W. Peter John
W Dorsey Thomas Davis and REM Jones 1t contains g
acres Of land of which acres in wood he whole is
well watered The soil is good. The improvements
LOG DWELLING HOUSE, small stable, &c
The terms prescribed by the decree, areOne-hd in
cash. one third in nine months ole-ihirl in eighteen
months the credit to bear interest from the day
of sale, and to be secured by the bonds Of pu
chaser, with surety to be apprO ed by the trustee
s2l.2aW&ds THOMAS DONALDSON. Trustee.
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the most eIectual remedy which the medical skill of
times devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal
maady 1t is combined from the active remedias that
have been discovered for the expurgaon of this foul dis
the blood and the the system from its
destructive consequences Hence it should be employed for
the onot only Scrofua but also those other affections
which arise from it, such ERuPTIvE and SKIN DISEASES,
ST. ANTHoNYs FIRE, Rose, ERYsIPELAs, PIMPLEs PUs
tULEs BLoTcHEs BLAEs and BoILs, TUMoRs letter and
3YPLITIc AMP MERoUEAL DIsEAsE5 DaoPsT, DYSPEPSIA,
DEBILITY, and, indeed, CoaPLAINTs ARISING FROM
yITtATEDoR IMPURE BLOOD. popular belief in "np-
ritz ohe blood is founded in TRUTH for scroula is de-
generation OF the blood TIL parcular purpose and virtue
Of this Sarsapara is to purify and degenerate this vital
fluid without which sound health is impossible coatami
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

CoUGHs, CoLDs INFLUENZA, HoARsENEss, GROUP, BR
CHITIs, lNCIPIENr CONSUMPTION, AND FOR THE
RELIEF OF CoSsUMPTIvE PATIENTS IN
ADVANCED STAGES
N- DISEAgE.
wide field Of its psefilnesS numerous
cures that almost every section country
abouns persons publicly known who have been restored
alarming andeven desperate diseases of the lungs by
its use When tried, its superiority every Other
medicine of its kind is too apparent to observation
and VIII re virtues known, the public longer hest
tate what antdoe employ for the distressing and dan
gsrous affections Of the pulmonary organs that incden
To our climate While many inferior remedies thrust upoI
community have failed and been discarded, this has
gained friends by trial. conferred benefits the
afflicted they forget, and produced too
numerous and remarkable to be forgotten.
nv
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SALE OF LAND

.hiii uow1r57coryrr.
By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Howard
county, the subscriber, Trustee, wilt offer pub
lie auction, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, of the 22d day
of October 1859, on the premises:
THE FARM formerly occupied be the late Lewis Eyre,
containing about 1876 Of land, situated Schooy
Mill, the Big PatuXent, miles from ella IEsye mile
from the Laurel Factory and adjoining the lands of MeSsrs
Samuel Cissell and A. J. Adams.
The soil is kind at present in fair order and is suscept
BILE of high cultivation There is adue proportion
of wood and the whole farm is well watered 1t has upon
il an Orchard of well selected pple Trees
The Improvements DWELLING HOUSE, a very
fine and capacious Barn, good Granary, Corn House
Wagon House, &C, &c.
The land will be sold subject the dOwer ght of the
widow of the late Lewis Eyre.
The terms, prescribed by the deere, are-OnethTd
cash, third in nine months, and onethr in eighteen
months the credit payments to bear interest from the day
of SALE and to be seured by the bonds notes Of the
chaser, with surety to b approved by the Trustee.
s3O-2aw3w THOMAS DONALDSON, Trustee.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL. nj -.
IN HIDES, OH. AND LEATHER.
- FRANCIS H. GHUPY
Informs the public that he has removed his Ware
house. No % GRANT STREET directly in the of his
old Stand and door from Lombard street. Opposite
Robinson Lords wareouse) where will be found fresh
and complete assortment of EVERY KIND AND QUALITY
OF LEATHER especially Hemlock and Oak Sole Leather
Harness, Bride and Lace Leather prime Wax Upper Hips
Calf Skins, French Calf Skins etc. wholesale and retail
Tanners and Curriers' TOOLS; Bark Mills, best and com
grades of Tanners OILS always on hand.
Hides and Leather bought and sold commission, and
cash advances made on consignments.
For further information address
H GRUPY,
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heal tstate Agent, =.
FOR SALE.

T,t The excellent, substantial and commodious DIV Ell
.42sA@ LING, No. 206 North Charles street
The lot fronts % feet Charles street rupn back
$50 feet to Morton street.
The main building sories with large three-story
back BUILDING, and deep dry and cool cellar both
All the modern convenences of Wash louise, Cas- Water
and Furnace fixtures complete The Location
and daily enhancing in value.
The buildings of the best material and substan
ta construction having erected the supervision
of and expressly as residence for the owner.
This property will positively sold as the owner is
about moving to the West.
Enquire on the premises, of B II ELDER,
a27f No lo0 South Futaw sfraet
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IN REYNOLDS Trustee

o. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
EgiiH LEASEH0LD PROPERTY will, by virtue of a
of the Circuit Court Bal city, sell by
public auction, the premises, TUESDAY, October
| 18th, 1889, at 4 O'Clock, ?. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situated in said city, on
the northeast of Franklin and Chasworh streets
having front the former of 1875 feet and depth the
latter of So Subject annual ground of s60
payable ha fyearly
Improved by well built and handsome BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSE, three stories in height with paor passage
breakfast room and kitchen the first floor.
The terms of sale are-0neaf cash, and the balance
six months with interest.
L, NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee.
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2Mblit SaIfs.
- ----------------------------------
By JOHN I'D. HARDY
III ANDSoME WALNUT AND MAHOGANY
~ vii rYEsnfRY CARPETS, &c, BELONGING TO
FA94AA pECLlNING HOUSEKEEPING,

By JOHN Id. HARDY
| III ANDSOME WALNUT AND MAHOGANY
VIII 1911 n p1,s,nE URNITURE
= Vii Y Es HEY CARPETS &c, BELONGING TO
FAAlhA DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING,
No : N EgTA FAN, sTREEETA FEW DOORS NORTH OF
On THIS TUESDAY, fEssb6HAY slMH dRsIT at At AUCTION
o'clock at the above named DWELLING boIi il a. ~, ~
FURNITURE contained therein and nam sId zen al Ie
English Tapestry Brussels Carpet elegant WI ts
and gold brocatele Parlor and large Arm Chat
crimson and gold brocaee beaded Arm and Reception
do elegant Rosewood Sofa Table, nlad marble t 81 fnc1
Window Shades; colored Engraving in rich gilt frams
"Crucifxion;" Mantel Ornaments &c, U'
English Oil Cloth, Stair ca pet and Rods
CHAMBER,
Brussels, threepy Carpets suit Of Mahogany Furni-
turo viz French BedStead Wardrobe Dressing Cabinet
Mashsands Feather Beds Hair and Husk Mattresses Toilet
Wale Cane Seat Chairs, Window Shades.
DINING ROOM.
Threeply Carpet Walnut Eegere Sdeboard, marble top,
Ware Gl IS Ware Silver Spoons, Ivory Handle Knives,
Cooking Stove and Fixtures with general assortment of
Culinary articles
Terms cash, In bankable money
JOHN D, HARDY, Auctioneer
g. ALSO,
Miii AT lOl4 o'clock, shall sell the LOTS OF GROUND
the northeast side OF North Eutaw street fronting
q feet by derth 100 feet alley Improved by new
threestory BRICK DWELLING brown front, with double
Back Building; subject ground 500 per annum
AGO
B The HOUSE adjoining % feet by 100 feet deep
Same Improvements Subject to 800 ground rent per
annum.
cash; balance one an two years. with
olOts JOHN D. HARDY. Auctioneer-
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BY VIM. HAMILTON.
~NS~,-----,s------~- ---a---~s

fT77.t | WILL, BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
OGhe Circuit Court for Baltimore City, sell by public
zssAa auction, on the premises on SATURDAY, October
18th, 1859, at o'clock p. NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situated in said city, OF
the northwest of Chase an Somerset streets hav
ing front on the former Of y feet and depth the
latter street of 60 feet to alley used III i'm
proved by two story and attic BRICK DWELLING with
small back building. Subject annual ground rent
of $2l.
Terms Of Sale-one half cash, and the balance in six
months with interest.
L. NJ REYNOLDS Trustee
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viii be offered on the premises, on THIS DAY, October
1th at O'Clock, p NJ situated short distance from the
city limits and in high state Of cultivation, the Phila
delpha road lately owned by Adam Ross-the turnpike
passing about through the of the farm which finely
wateed with several failing springs Of excellent
water part of this farm is situated high ground and
handsomely wooded from which there beautiful view
OF the bay and the city Those grounds side
OF the road with the Orange the other
the lands Of the late Judge ke and Mr. Gold borough,
being about two miles from the city limits 1t will offered
| in lots Of one acre or more, to suit purchasers.
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STORE TO RENT-FOR A LAGER BEER
0SAL0ON, DRINKING HOUSE or RESTAURANT at so
SOUTH HOWARD STREET. Apply at 20 and p Pennsyl-
vania Avenue,
a15-tf SHARP CApp CO
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For key apply Mr. Hopkins, next door: os-ts
Nv TWO VALUABLE HORSES FROM
10 FORT MrHENRY
Will be sold by order of the United States FRIDAY
MORNING. October I4h 10 o'clock at the Stables stu
ted the northwest Of Howard and Franklin ss
TWO VERY VALUABLE HORSEs-young and sound.
Terms cash. in specie.
SAM. H. COVER, Auctioneer,
81 Baltimore street
R The above Horses have not been condemned sold
for want of use, and are very superior animals.
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SCROFULA1 OR KINGS EVIL is a constitus
Otonal disease, corruption of the blood, by which this
fluid becomes vtiaed weak and poor Being in the circu-
iaton pervades the whole body, and may ourst ouI IN
nor there which it not destroy The scrofulous
faint is variousy caused by mercura disease, low living
isordered unhealthy food impure air. filth and filthy
habits the depressing vices etc Whatever be its origin it
Is hereditary constitution, descending from parents
to children the third and fourth generaton indeed
be the rod Of Him who 81 will visit the mi
quities OF the fathers upon their children"
Its effects by depos ion from the blood of
rupt ucerous natter which, the lungs liver and in
tenal organs is termed tuherces in the glands swelngs
the surface eruptons This foul CORRUPTION
which gende in the blood depresses the energies of life
that scrolous constitutions not only suffer from scroulous
complaints but they have far less power to withstand the at
tacks of other diseases consequently vast numbers perish
by disorders which, although not scrofuous in their nature
are still rendered fatal by this faint in he system Most of
the consumption which decimates the human family has its
origin directly in this scrofulous contamination and many
destructive diseases of the liver Kidneys brain and indeed
ofa the organs arise from aggravated By the same
One quarter all people scrouous their persons
nvaued by this lurking INFECTION and their health is
undermined by it. To cleanse from the system must
Eenoyae the blood By Alternative medicine and invigo
fate it by healty food and exercise Such medicine
kpnn1u m
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o. FOR SALE OR RENT
i House Cough aud Caroline street, suitable for
-EAtsA= a Grocery, Provision or Dry Goods Store,
House No III Franklin suitable for Produce Pro
vision or Clothing Store
House No 81 North Frederick street. suitable for Lager
Beer Saloon or Boarding House.
Inquire of H. MYERS BROS,
aft No 10 EXCHANGE place
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BY SAMUEL II. COVER

kH,;1 on BROA DWAY, AT AUCTION.
-GzssA- will sell on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October
18th, at AZ o'clock, the premises, all the following de
scribed hand ONE property. viz
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
situated the east side of Broadway The lot fronts Broad
way 20 feet inches, and running back l20 feet.
The improvements No. 49, consist arge and eega
threestory BRICK STORE and DWELLING, Drown 'front.'
with double Back Building and convenienCes, and
of the best stands Broadway for the Dry Goods
Grocery business any other business Ground rent 81
per foot, payable semi-annuay.
Terms OF sale-One-thrd cash; balance in and months,
with interest and approved security Title ndisputable
S. H. COVER. Auctioneer,
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-10
The Pennsylvania Democracy

"We are opposed, however, to the introduce
ton Of any provision particularly protecting
slave or any other kind of property, into an
if territory attempt qualification, or rebel
lion, in the shape of resistance to acts of Con-
gress, or to judicial decisions in their proper,
logical and legal consequences, or to any 9TH
er legitimate acts done in and by virtue of the
constitutional authority of the United States
ever the same, then the federal government
SHOULD At ONCE INTElRP OSF .AND
PUT IT DOWN"
The foregoing is an extract from the Ad-
dress of the Democratic State Committee of
Pennsylvania With this declaration of SEN
timent it is needless to say that the Demoera-
cy of Mississippi and Pennsylvania can find
no cause Of quarrel upon the territorial issue,
at Charleston But what response does it
receive from the Goldfish Democracy OF Maine?
The rotten Douglas faction have obtained con-
trolof the machinery of the Democratic or
ganization in that State, and here is the way
their leading organ the Maine Age, talks:
If the Democracy of Pennsylvania approve
and endorse the sentiments of the address Of
their State Committee, they will probably re-
ceiye the defeat they merit at the hands of
the people They will moreover cut them
selves off from all fellowship with the sound
national Democracy, +" who go for perfect and
unqualified NoN-INTEEvENTIeN, and against
staUe code, whether urged on one pretext or
another.
Our readers win understand the phrase
slave code" to be intended by its authors to
apply to the doctrines of the Dred Scott de-
cision. 1t originated with Douglas as an ap-
peal to the fanatical prejudices of the domi-
nant party in the Northern States.
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There are also more than 5000 miles of
railroad inactive progress in the United States,
at the present time. In the absence OF official
..ements, il is impossible to give the exact
cost of these railroads, bnt the amount will
exceed $lo0eOoooos the greater part of
which has been expended in the last ten
years. 60
The receipts. from traffic on them during
the present year will reach $1oooooOoo,
and the expenses of transportation will
amount to s6oooopoo, making the net re-
ceipts $40oo0,ooo.
The number of persons employed on these
railroads is 100000 men, representing q pop
ulation Of half q millien souls or one-sixtieth
of the whole population of the United States.
Their yearly wages equal 100000
There are 600 locomotive engines in use
in the United States, running annually more
than 10o0omiles, and requiring 2,5o0 cords
of wood, sufficient to clear forest of ", 800
acres every year.
There is now IN operation IN the United
States, q mile of railroad to every thousand
inhabitants. In England the proportion is
one mile to every $500 inhabitants, and in all
Great Britain one mile to every 1900 inhabi-
tants.
The number of square miles of territory to
| q mile of railroad in the United States is 50;
| in Great Britain, IA,
The amount annually expended in the con
struction of railroads in the United States
since 1850, has averaged $ss, ,ooo,o 600, or very
/ near double the expenses of the national gov
| ernment for the same period. The gross an
nual receipts on our railroads have SURPASSED
the amount of revenue derived from customs
4 ii that time. go