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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-10

E. & C. RAILROAD-THE SCHILLER FEsTI-
to this festival, at Evansville,
on Thursday, 10th inst, paying fare down
on this railroad, will be returned on the next
day free.
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nssE" The Boonville Democrat thinks a
Railroad ought to be constructed from that
town to Newburg. Wouldn't it be well
enough 10 continue it to this city?
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N OTIS 1T PRXV.9TE S.ELE.-LOT

n OTIS 1T PK4E.3TE S.aLE.-LUT
-E% "A, Old Plan, corner Water and Division sts.,
75xI5O feet, City Hotel. Lot 1l5, Old Plan,
between Sycamore and Vine streets, 75N150 feet.
These lots will be sold entire in subdivisions tol
suit purchasers.
Also Lots 10 and 20 block 8, 4th Enlargement
adjoining residence of Edward Haney, on Leet 50
Lots and 10, block los, Lamasco, on the Canal,
opposite head of Clark street.
Lot 3, block 1875, Lamasco, the Tan
merry, East half of block IS, +. Enlargement,
tanning about acre, 225 feet front Fourth
street, between Mulberry and Gum.
Also 80 Lots in the different blocks of the East
Enlargement.
The above property will be sold at fair prices
the usual terms of credit. Apply
noy9 -5teod THOS. +. GARVIN, Third ST
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Home Insurance Comply

OF NEW YORK
ORfce Nos. 112 y ia, RrOadUay.
CAPITAL STOCK, (AH paid ny $1,OOOO0O
SURPLUS 100000
The HOME INSURANCE COMPANY continues
to insure against loss or damage by FIRE, and the
damages of INLAND NAVIGATION AND
TRANSPO RTATION, terms as favorable the
nature of the risks and the security of in
sured, and of the Company will warrant.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID.
Abstract of the twelfth semi-annual statement of
the condition of the HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
of the city of New York, on the Both day of June,
1853.
4SSFTS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HARD TIMES VS.. CHEAP PICTURES.
MMR. S.NETA. ORROSETE GOERI

KER. SMITH, OPPOSITE COURT
UHA House, Main street, feels proud to say he
first reduced the exOrbitant charge for first-class
Case Pictures i'll this city, and has made 10000
such in the last two years with entire satisfaction
to his patrons. He does not consider it any con-
descenson on his part, but continues to make 80
cent Pictures i'll most superior Case-also 40
cent Gaze Picture, and 20 cent without caso-
Don't hurry, friends, get up rush, but come
along at Your leisure, for Mr.. 5. is always at his
gallery, AMI will continue to give his patrons cheap
and class Pictures, warranted to endure. Mr..
5. is also making a Paper Picture to send through
the Post Office, without extra charge, equal to amy
likeness made. noylO-lW"'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

KDE.UO Ts4L.--.A.J j. COLRUEf.N y co.
ma have removed TO Water street, three doors
above Main.
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"oUtfIf. DIlIs, LFnINt
MARTIN ROBBINS.

Residence on Eighth street, between Mound and
John, No BE pr at the place of business with
Brown 4 Fiiiette, No. East Fourth street
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TEI9kE sHHOTICE- +--
~ By AN order Of the Common Council, passed
Saturday, October 18th, | authorized to receive
for three weeks from that date City Orders for the
soItoIe amount of taxes. p. SHMUGK, -
Oct2G g. CITY Collector.
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~ ESSUkUEEODF.- 4
III The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween n. II. Cook and Henry Cook, under the firm
of H. IF. Cook & Son, dissolved September lat,
1859 by mutual consent. 1Ir. u. II. Cook Will con-
tnue the business and collect all debts due the firm
and pay all demands against it. y. II. COOK,
ect 20 HI. A. COOK.
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q Card.
HWVHE RUKLEC WEED NOT w.

a Caro-.
TKyHE PUKLEC WEED NOT Nv:
II fer that because have been too busy to
advertise, that we have received no new goods for
a few weeks past. Such is not the case
We have now in store fresh and nice Raisins
Currants, Citrsn, Prunes, Apples, Extracts-Yan-
lila, Lemon-Celery, Worcestershire Sauce Pep
per Sauce, Catsup, Oysters, Sardines, Olive Oil
French, English, and American Mustard Pepper,
Allspie, Cinnamon, Gloves, Ginger, Mace, Nut
megs, Chocolate, Cocoa, Vermicef, Maccaroni,
Bath Brick Cream Tartar, Soda, Saleratus Match
es, DC, dc, and for sale cheap at
noyS VICKERY BROS, 81 Main ST
an WI. ~ P.1RT.-WoAERF e9 ~
" all have seen it stated that the 'sCranberry
Crop is "A failure this year, would inform the
lovers of good ''pies" that We have secured Il few
bbls of choice Berries. which We are selling in
quantities to suit the trade.
novS 90 VICKERY BROS, 81 Main ST.
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Cash. balance in Bank. 81 992 Sc
Bonds and Mortgages (being first lien
on Real Estate, worth at least 81,
5S2 400 81, SO2 %
Loans Stocks, payable demand,
market value of securities, S30l,-
982)................ ................ a29, 476 90
Bank Stock, (market value, ............ ALSO 90
United States Treasury Notes (market
value ).... I),3IJ 81
North Carolina State Bonds, (market
value ........................ ....... 1925 90
Missouri State Bonds, (narket valne) 1890 90
Tennessee State Bonds, market value) 1852 80
Real Estate, No. Wall street........... 67,4l2 -
Interest due on LIST July, 1852 (of which
81, 1S2 81 has since been received) %, 1872 Go
Balance in hands of Agents and in
course of transmission from Agents
30th June, (of which, SIS, ZIG 81
has since been received) ..........t... 1921 AZ
land risks .. n .............. 13,497 98
Premiums due and Uncollected on pol
ices issued at o1ice................. 1851 70
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S2U,5TU 70 .
New York, 10Th July, 1859.
CHAS. j. MARTIN, Pres't,
A. f. WILLMARTH, Vice Pres
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary,
john McGHEE, Asst Secretary.
BS5- BUSINE SS ATTEN DED TO WITH DES-
PATCH AND FIDELlTT--S4A
oct2S 4. c. IIALI4OCK, Agent.
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ALEXANDRIA.

|cevsepsn6cnes e h Ssev.
AksxAn1afA, W. Nsexk t..
be r4bmee, Piedo>ont an1 val<v A<k0
- Soy last nj at L az IAN, Hesy
hg0n44 c1cfman. The n1meo pf us -
pbss 4ad 80 anr>6l suhr1sib6u wess p
nd = celnnittsscf thirtssa ~ appoa61pd
- make nominations Tor ofacers Of he Socioky,
Rho reported a. follow:
5Ps Prssidsnt.wm. G; Riys., Of Albemasle.
layton; w. ID. Hart, Of Albsmasle; Jehn willis,
o Orange; J. Q: Lane, Of Rappahannock; r. n:
Cunningham, Of Culpeper; j. w. waiker, Of
sa6i1ni Gil: Huston 81 Prince wnlism !.
Geo. D. Fowle, Of Alexandria; r. II. Dulaney, Of
Load0uns n. ~. Nelson, o. CisFfe; 1cayiania
Bdnkes, Of Frederick; Gen. g. 8. Meen, Of Shen-
andoa6; J. 3 Dsviscn, Of Warren; w. r. Turs
ner, Of Jefferson; Chas. Mason, q King George;
/ ing ham; w. w. Waller, q stafford; Willoughby
i Newton, Of Westmoreland; D. Bayne, Of Pfince
George, Nd; Col. F. Thompson, Of Clarke, Nd !;
.stspsbpry, q sposyly;nia; T. 9. Melon, q
ss SisI = S Il rsowdsn, g q. Ma', Md p
Recording. Secretary "A. bouis Kinser. spsl sfs
II corresponding Secretary-James c. Nevett. y !
Il fTrsasuref- Arthur w. Herbert. 40 : ,sgft , :
/ Ezeeatiye Committee Colonel ! j.. Porter, d
Wright, Of Loudoun; Jas w Foster, Of FanQ uief;
r.. w. N N holland. OF Albemasle; Jss. w srtmsn,
Of Rockingham; Yep. Turner, il, Of Rappahan.
mock; Lawrence Washington, Of Westmofeland
Lewis Bsyiey, Of Fairfax; Col. e. r. Tsyioe, q
| The vote being taken semrsssly, the above
i named gentlemen were unanimously elected. !,
The meeting then adjourned. - -
i The AlexandHh Rihemen are making arrange
Che sOth o. the present. month, At sarepsa Hall.
The fair for the benels Of the Meth. E. Church
i South 10 still I'm succesuful operations m &C..
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AAditiseaI FsrsJ16 News ~ che sssansAip
zDericas
xhe A1eneic Telegraph Qhpesys electsicisns
or the 41Antic 49, N1lh ssfne encouraging -
The z11ich >srev sorulnsss that shs rssincat,ua
sl1ll be4lchapfof within nfsesn days.
The ryfIs Hsye inti'pa1a that Naples, Spatu5
ketrgd I'D swedmheo - Akely TOE memh@o
The London Times, Pest and Herald are av0fse
To- England's joining In. The Post, Lord pAls
merstons organ, regards the Italian complication
- very scfious, and the situation Of Napoleon a.
very embarrassing. IL also thinks ~ ceftaIn Hal
Romagna viii Be attached by the Papal troops,
and that at Ne 6r4 menace 81 IN armed lntegvea.
sioa In The Dnehin, osribald1's tseops win wei
away every vestige Of Papal rule.
ltw.s sapoeted n. Paris that the rEnpaoe had
refused an audience Y sdeputasion from Bologna,
bat granted one - deputs1tun from tho Duchies
TIE English Journals continue 70 draw Intention
| 20 the immense naval anmamenb building IN
France, particui.rly at Toulon, whcse twentystwl
large ships were being constructed.r - xsfsa
u Nothing de1nite was known al 70 the protected
French expedition against the Chinese . q q &
IL was reported that Marshal Valiant had sug
gested to Napoleon the occupation Of the Duchiei
by French troops, 10 prevent civil war -
II Considerable excitement prevailed In Piedmon
on account Of the conditions Of the Zurich treaty
II was reported at Turin that Neapolitah wa
ships having been seen OF Rcnagna 4 Pfedmontes,
squadron had been ordered into the Adristic
There was IN uncondrmed funlos 81 q revolu
tionsfy moyenent at Palermo, and thxt one hun
dred ana my rebels bad been killed. ~
1 The Spanish Bishops have been Initiating tn
French peelates In Publishing pastoral 1ettefs Il
defence OF the temporal power Of the Pope
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- go J. =. . q
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The csnsfffrfsss nys "a IA VOID 70 NOV
York and New Jezsey' IL seg,sd u s1e slrcsisss
10 Gene % in thsss ehAss On ths ssh issi. y
stsys; "Thess sse now TIE baffle-1e3ds Of he
Constitution snd q ths gnien, aaA he hss q ths
couaty may soea - decided shere. Their -
sPonsibility - usneneous- Thsy may bold tAs
fsts of ths Union in fleir hands. n they shouid
prove 70 be the great srrest TIE tooa
Of skgi-slsyegy lhasstcisn nd rGhaks Ne ins-
presslble eenaict with which the Union u Threat
ened by NJ Sewsrd, III viii Be well. Bat q, on
the cshss had, Ne sasges Of sectional psuioa ard
pssiudice shouId ron over them also, they may
have sneuln1 ~ liba<t1m - oux eeuntry.n
The Csssfifsfiox ehsrscterizes Vie New York
Erssias Psss Is the arch-eneny d the south, and
says thss Il 4 anxious to compas the execution Of
its fsisad Brown - - 10 max, out case Of MARI
syrdem - further IT. malicious purposes.
The fsssllisn<ss pahlishes and complimsnfs
The addreM Of the Hon. A. n. H seusFs, On the
9eth ulrimo, before ths csnssl Agricultursl soci-
ety, II Riehmond, Va. asy5sss
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= <.
ia Republiesn ssffAc.flsa nestisg took
place q TIE Cooper institute, New York, %
Thanday svsaiss. = which he Hon. TEN Cor.
A'. ..-.-. :. =. Z -
NJ The grand tury In New York have indicted
Mccabe. she men vbo ....ul,p<a The etlito, u the
p.slv NJ. =. Scconnt a. =, .,t,e,. ,.e1ch -,
49, ~ Dat - (, 1900. - ~. a. ,-go
csaac ssa's ceaysasioa At Syracuse
UAt TIE rsnnsny HAN msssssgsf the New
York Democracy, On Tuesday evening, the n
ss,s were , rsa ', .ns !. c,
spss's = is.,'.'s.s 2 b pss.sus, and synp.'
th'1'ae VIM INC oolecc q We me<nng
M Johp p. warren. Who murdesed his VIC
.ons nosss .ro n w,l M censse.,cas =
.sd shsrsiy sfssrward WALKED away from rolland
Jail In broad daylight, without hintlssncs, haa
bssa recaptnred by shesin Foster; Of stafford,
VINO "aug MIN oap, tom under his hthess bsFu
IN AasnsaeAd. rsT "a =, 81 =; -. :. /. 9.
- - .
,r 80 80. %. :. so4s'sc Pss'
which rive. an ,nss,s.s; =; .s-....s -.
-, ..ss :. .u1
q TIE Asssrie.a Minister, MI. Ward, towards the
ssRss 9 Ne se,s,,.. s%p,.s - a's,s. sss
SEEM from the .syie Of esrri.~s Is which he us,ss
We. .ss ssasss.a through ne county ~,
TEE MAMMOTH BALLOON IN NV YoRx--we
Of ne ~. nlloea il proersssne slowiy, to avoid
; E q. 1ass re nov .sess s.
ssss NON Ne ground By the pressure. The num-
oer OF vlaen ~ augmentnR daily II NO Sol
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III Republican ttstfArafisa mestisg took
Place q TIE Cooper Institate, New York, %
Thursday svsnisg. q which The Hon. Tom Cor
win held forth - u - essss 50
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C.0NsOZ.IDAxEl k0TIkRRs OF DEE.
" AWA4E. bsssas uo;szs =, !
FRANCE REoApBEETs : 90. MAzAe.as

FRANCE, 81 ozpsiE;Sfs. & CO. l.yi,s or
session, Lottery .coatrsct 70 sosiiess IN sSsss-
tlon tof Ses1od enfy eNsss md hevsng given
tie PROMPT s s9a * q Sss. e
frsY3R oMT9nEESiT Yg R,f shs SghSQi
Tie Ssne6t ofiafsrastiossl inproyeaeptss nd otSsr
sSS ~ sH}ss r. Ex
S The Cepsoiidstsd aLetsssies IL Oslswars ere
drawn daily at IS mlnutes before >. m, spd he
s 3 County tottsfy daily 8 y minutes before
Al drawings usdsf the suisgintsndsnss q. Lot
tsry Commissioners appeintSd b. ths Stats Of Dali
.-ii,.s.
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No 40, S %A 4; Hs 1ds RWE NO. Rvu,,,..
!, =. BET. as asa sfk sss., oPSs Cssirs Ma.kti,
s s,ss oe hand ssss stock q Black end Coored
selling At the vsry levest prices - = .
We hyye sisc 2 isrgs. stook Of Shswls, inevssy
Customer Are resp inSissd Is csii and i'm
spect cur stock before purchesiag e.eeW here, be
llevlng, as We do, that they will find our goods %
= - 's,--'-.s WIN. &. RILEY BRO.
no BIN q u y Nc. 36. Centxnl Stores.
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10 The grand jury In New York have indicted
Mccabe, The msn VINO sssauissd The editor of ths
Daily News On account q an article which ap
penfea in that pupsr in refesenee TO the late Demo
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Tu 1o.F0R THE UNITED. ~ -
Ted Club viIi BE- given st the Ma, cnic Hsll,
Club for the pleasure Of tbesr friepds vii even n
sei nsSss q iosTss assenb;iss Tickets, sS.iss,as
EIISS y. yBsIAIHR S9TILLoN F1ETY or y.
1IOnHn HALi:.oazss e., next . ODD -
TIE member q ike Glib ple n 3 Ismseives -
tnat they vail spare NO pains OF ex pease 10 uS{sfS
- no q. g. 40. 1<sF, = --'----- - - ~ e
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DAt ths Tsnpsny Hail messsagof the New
York Democracy, On Tuesday evening, the M
inst, letters were rad from eecetaries Cas-,
Cobl rhompon, Fioyd, and Tcucey, in se-
spsnss 70 Invitations 10 be present, and symps-
thizlng with the objects of the meeting sssair
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may e 5GnRd Fl ~ tiYSss sPeerOr sssortnent Of
or g sys;; z sa.lisI. which Siii = se1iss
W9psSsEEEEEp IA "a 5ssSS;:S q MAh5,
rs 81 sSS8 ISL 81
SSrktAW BONNETs, ard Al kinds OF Fano9
NO Isl. WE sHEDDs. 1,th ssrssA |
' !: I; 81 yuE2EYEhfyhakaHHkaSrgRs
public foI clse1sing the mouth and tsssi strensth.
Sn . And hssdenins the Esa.. and Perfamips the
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tIa.sl b etc sSs ss e. ss sass *
public III sh.x ere .esay = fslni.h TEE s1
mHsfse- auy number q pieces rssnired-on All
ssS s:s s ss ssS
|;sss, siI s;:ls
s rotss Ms.ie Depot er = Charles wcrnsss Con-
|, l HEw SUPPLY EyERY SATURDAY.
s;;:sEs;i osJ,n ds s;;:SI|s;'l
= 'ES5 & ssf SKY 1sr hsikssss more
Thass Lsdlcs No fsss Ser waiting for ts...
SiSeks 4sd aFe INIT 70 en- to.sausroV
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s. - assoIiz a.as; : -l sss = -. :ss.
csszzsI $500 g; = - 8
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felegSaph line 70 the Smithsenian . lnetftutier
Ihe tire e observation y aboutz O'clock 9.
NovKAnxR S. 1855 "
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pbe sisissss e. sssi.
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Kpszviile, Teups :, ..... ~
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Hes,,s ~ ..,'... .-s.-. e,eess s2cl,
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asw ossseas, Ae.ss. ..... clear, 650, wipd &C.
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Whsel1ng, Vs:,.......ss.clsas, pleasant.
knfkersheegs vss.ss .sss. sscleos, p1esant
-, ..e!nnes 1!sl1antsdas
oiselssss 8. IT,; -. . a.: bsss
--- : Hso1s Ne. 20 6. 3 s. -.',a
11esaesss 4 g snItke sniaa, q I. - p tesr
- - .n1o.sosl g. 81 = $50, 49,
sssI -; s { !; - 80 81 49, 49, : g !.
0nnnr3 S1u1nss 0an>S- :. 80 49, <r..z. =
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1TCQuPQN Bon ~ Rs 3. OF 9 2 TIE WASHING
and desj. Investment being ia sums Of i've hun
dred doiiars eech, redeenabe January 3, lea, and
ssssf rs esfsas ne Il e So 'k pr s So
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spect cur stock before .purchasiag ELSEWHERE, b
a;vs e we aS ssas they w hnd our goods
no Sim -. WIZ. r.. s Is s..:,, R| !sS,:.
pALMER's MUSICAL EVENINGS. q
. MR.. w. HENRY PALMER ,.s esss,:4
has the honor 70 announce that his FIRST
Musical Entertainment for the Season
~ - lss1rsz will be given At the = s 49,, s.sy
PHLLH1kM0NLC HALL, Sfev Bsiidisss,Da
n. On SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. ~, -
- Commencing ut - o'clock Preoiseiy. - -
MI III. r1sHsr szsSSss,:s; !.
.,. ,IEsIn6aEsrat as1s, .5 80
aEEt " Sssi;
lTiol.ss FIFTY oENTs s.eh, Which. vitA, q.
Ssss M e he se the sSspts Mss.ss
The ;sls e siGssss Win commence ct 70 O'Clock .
M on wy Ell S cSs; Ss ~ = s
oocason kindly iGrnisSsa 81 JOIN r Eli: Esq NV
:sss:s g: :sss:ss :: n
g.
:;s + ;;: 8 ! Z
fss Is simess ssthi. sbssneo o. rso,satisa in
Wsssinsson, Ard The Isfid EIoysh fma.ieai taste,
.S,sh Z viil .c.d .dys:s.sss
hitherto enjoyed IN tAe larger eities only Enssss
and y
The fofthe3ming entertainments, By whom Mr..
.lRssE IL fsv days. - 80 no nos sdH
AT RHEY,s WAARF-S,ee bsshsls Of white
very Bet Sgst.ss ior building purposes, for sale 1t
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Class is-S na%s.r., IS drs~n ballots !,
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4 aes. 4, TyEsDAy|.; 1, r.e,y.nhs. s,n.. n /
ipri.sof -. = Gag : psiss Of ....-..I earn
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SPECULATIoNs OF FRENCH CORRESPONDENT.
Galliardet the able Paris correspondent of the New
York Courier DIES Etats Unis, ascribes the peace,
among other things, to serious misunderstanding
between Napoleon and Victor Emanuel The latter,
he says, felt offended because his personal gallanry
and that of his army at the battle Of Palestro were
not noticed in Napoleons order of the dav. His
anger was great that at the battle Of Magenta he
delayed to occupy the position assigned him. and left
the Imperial guard to sustain for two hours, unsup
lost the battle by his delay and the Emperor did not
hesitate to charge him with it, he believed it was
done on purpose.
The King of Piedmont, adds Mr.. G., became so dis
trustful that when Napoleon announced the hour for
entering in triumph into Milan, he was at the place
two hours ahead of time, fearing that the French
Emperor would make the entry alone.
These details came from Victor Emanuel himself,
who told them in conversation with one of the direct
ors of the Lombard railroad.
NJ. Gailardet writes also that though the Milanese
hailed the advent OF the French with enthusiasm the
reception became colder as they penetrated LON.
hardy. When the Anstrans approached Bresea,
after the battle of Soerno, the inhabitants replaced
the Italian tricolors with the Austrian flags, which
antry showed no good will to the French soldiers
In spite Of the talk about the enthusiasm Of the
Italian patriots, there very few enstments, ex-
cept the five or six thousand patriots, mostly exies
under Garibald. The population did not rise and
take arms as the proclamation of Napoleon invited
then, to do On the other hand, the Lombard troops
in the Austrian army were faithful to their colors
that fought most desperately against the French at
Margnan. It was only when yanquished and about
to be crushed that they cried ECivca ata in order
| TO get quarter.