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Spccu1ationH Of the Times on the Ef.
feCx9 the War.

Spccu1atlonH OF the Times on the Ef.
feczs the War.
The London TINS, in Its city article, has the
following remarks upon the possible effects of
the war upon tue commerce Of England, in the
event Of that power being involved in hostili-
ties:
"The most important question in connection
with the possibility Of England finding herself
involved in war is, what effect viii! it have upon
our commerce: In the old war with France the
suspension Of our maritime supremacy would,
ut my period, hare sealed our ruin, and tho
grand effort Of Napoleon WIS to achieve Euro
pcan combination. such as should exclude us
.rum every port. So long as the profits Of our
enormous trade remain undisturbed, VIC are
sure 10 tire out our opponents in cvcry struggle.
Can VIC count With certainty upon being able
ROW as heretofore to secure that reanltr Many
looking at the fact that the French deetis allcg-
I'd in number and power of guns to be superior
to our own, and contemplating the possibility Of
its being aided By that ol Russia, are disposed
10 entertain misgisings. But these persons
omit to recognize the alterations affected by the
lapse Of = generation Oh the international sys.
TEN of mara1iu1c law.
"rnder no conceivable circumstances OF
temporary or even prolonged disaster could our
general commerce now be interfered with. We
might for q time lose our carrying trade, but
that is the utmost INJURY that could be infsict-
Gu Gu upon rs. 4ne tsoGtrne ucsep'co eut1n8 'ns
Hasssan war, anu subsequently conufneo oy
1he rams congress, tnas 1fee snlps MAKE !see
eargoss' has settled th's polnt aennne'yF. our
interchange OF goods, therefore, would go on
with nearly ns mach stead1ness Us erer, although
the whole Of Europe might be arrayed against
Us. The business would be conducted By tue
United States. Their ships would bring US cot
ton, corn, aud nil other staples according to our
requirements. and would 'n turn distribute our
manufactures over the world.
"Ihus re should go On buying, seiang and
making money i1 our Old fashion, While our or
ponents were suffering exhaustion under the q,
feet Of financial mismanagement, commercial
prohibitions, and the depressing influence Of
conscsiptions It will be urged. perhaps, that
iu the event Of all our ports being blockaded,
even the American marine could then be Of no
service to us; but that is a contingency which
few Englishmcn will think it necessary to dis
cuss. 1t would, moreover, be as fatal to Amer
,ca rs to England, and would. therefore, soon
make that power party to the quarrel. But
it may yet be said that, although the inviolabili
ty OF neutral vessels was 80 recently affirmed
bT France, Russia. Sardinia, Austria md Tur-
key, as well Is bv this country, the three former
Powers may, If It should suit their purposes,
disclaim viii a. little scrupie as they have late
shown in stultifyiug their decisions at the same
Congress regarding the Danubian principali-
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I tt,x fh-., IT
"'"es'"1aears :" luz 1't,s a"a nonne]
f~hkF'it- No. MAY *'"' 1s's.
itas not well to crow before you arc out o!
the woods; but VIC arc going to hare small
cr,n If ,,cacncs. Som, or ,n, trccs ara u,;tu
.n -. - 49, -. 41.'e
1"'l. particularly aate blooming seedlings. The
csrlirst bloorncrs were out, and blasted III the
,-rea, snow storm Tho fr.+ of A,r,. ,;,t,,
-, A'ss
...'e1 LUZ neAt o'oo"'ers were hA'ea ny tne cold.
Then again, after the middle Of April, the
ground froze hard. and We thought u,l ucrc
I;l1cd h,,t e,,,n ~. -, ,.,, :, h,e..,:~ 49,.
01' ''44'. "e' % 'a's ~ o'oo'a'ae tuat
they came out about three weeks later than the
first. and some more blooms apucarcd ucar TIN
bodv If N. t-oa. Thoeo II, ,,.a,a, 80. -
Dos @0 ."eee III plooues ,'eo't no"
about 'the size Of Robins cgg. The question
I wish to ssk pomoloc;ets il. Arr thcr. mt
,.,,. 1,oom;n, x.-;-,;ss ,ha, IL ao,,.... ,...
,.,. s .'~A "s ooi1'n1 70 'a'e'
'Ac 1ne 'aneu apPe' tf1at' BY selecting such
sorts, NC might insure crop every year. Tue
crop frequently fails here, oaing to chanceablc
winters: Our Seeding peaches are very large
aud delicious. and tue climate is excellent far
maturing them. The crop Of apples will be
light Ny Janettings bore 30 full last year, that
they will produce but few this. The Jauctt is
our staple apple. After tue Dclllowcrs were in
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=. Mnilamc Jesse White Mario ind her nus
baud took paysagr, under assumed names, in
the Ocean Queen, which sailed last Saturday..
The Rer. Henry Ward Beccher has recent
H. rrrchoa-d twenty.seyen acres Of land in
wae,o,o...- County Thav firm a nart Of the
estate formerly known as the Trowbridgc Farm,
situated about mile from Peekski. on the
road leading from tue lakes Mohcgan aud Nah
ocac. Tbs price WAS $4,000.
cor Rank, of Massachusetts. hax pomi-
,,tea for .1ndcc of the supcrior Court in place
Of John A, Andrew declined. Lincoln F. Brig
ham, present District Attorney Of the New Bed
ford District, and for Judge Of the Police Court
Of Boston, in place Of Ihomas RUSSELL fea'gn-
ed, George d. Wells, OF 9Feenheld.
I'll not true that Mr.. ". Russell has been
directed by the London Times to proceed from
J,ombardy to Marseiles. The Constantinople
oorraxrondent NJ the T;mu. Hungarian by
h;-th who commanded a regiment Of light cav
airy in the Hungarian campaign, has been des-
patched to the army.
Col. Titus, Of Kansas and Nicaragua fame,
hit more recently engaged in extending our
institutions into ATi[pMa. IS IN the CITY OF new
York.
The Marshall (1lls.) Journal announces the
dcatb nj Martinsyille. Clart county. Of ". G..
Files. IN esteemed citizen Of that couu3s. He
was buried with Odd Fellow honors
The evening after the departure of Louis
Napoleon for Italy, Nine. Guerrabclla, nee
Ward, granddaughter Of the late Gideon Lee
OF New York, WIS to have given n concert ut
the Louvre Hotel, assisted by Ristori and other
eminent nrt,sts. This. writes Mr, Dice!ow to
:, 49,. ~, .e
the f>os'' is Us "oea 'ne e'eo' % 'o-lAoito"
here, rs the departure Of the Emperor IS OF to-
dav.
Ihc opirltnalsts ot otalg's' Aacn.' ana f.
- aras ~ - M. % f.- ssr~;.s n thot n,.cs II !;
s.;,.; - co,,;. s,r,a .n1 r;,, san, cno n.rsonz
.ndr.,r I,ctson na~;a and othsr pot,h1ex ar,
expected to be present at the opening on tue
1,th. 18th mud 18th of June,
- Il 1orelgn exchange says: For nearly
| two months the Rev. G. C. Finney, Of Oberiin
MI, bsa b.e, nraac,,;no ,t tho Roro,,b. Roaf
~'~' 80" - So, =:
Chapel during WHICH time ne mas oen'ereo 81
SERMONS every week. The attendance has becr
well sustained throughout, and On Sunday even
| ings the chapel has been crowded. Mrs. Finney
| has also conducted series Of meetings for wo
| men in the afternoons, which have been pro
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~ Tho suuof SIC, 900 has been offered, and
tesused, for the marble ststute Of Venus, lately
elaeoEefsd It Rome, md believed to be dupli-
sfate. but in much better condition, Of the far
famed Genus DE- hedicis, the pride Of tho III.
buue Ut Florence,
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We have been favored by commercial house
with tue following extracts from their Italian
correspondence, which will be found interesting
ut the present moment
"Veniee. May "a French squadron Is in
the Adriatic, but We know not With what intent.
Ancona, April 80.-We are indeed unfortu-
nate. The military preparations Of Austria are
on scale to terrify one. It looks ns if We were
to be transformed into second Malakof. Up
wards Of fire thousand tons Of cannon, combus-
tib'es, and other material have already been
landed here. The garrison Of $500 men, and
now off 900 men lisp repairing quarters tor ndd1-
tsona1 and imminent reinforcements. II does
not appear to be question Of holding Ancona
only. but 1t hooks Us if something more serious
was medAated. The reqaisitions Of the military
command are terrible, and extend to all the
neighboTing towns. Our authorities have ceased
to occupy themselves with the interests Of the
place, and the communes are Ignored. Our
magistrates will probably be dismissed to-day,
and We left to the mercy of the Austrian troops.
We are all firmly Of opinion that cur govern
ment is in secret accord with that Of Vienna
Everyone is leaving Ancona.
The lndtp<adencs Btlge states that the aglta-
ton in the RoH1agna is Increasing. Tho nutlEc
troops, and cven the. Ponti6cal gendarmie and
the Swiss, are disposed, it is said, to take part
in tue movement as soon as the slgua! shal! be
giveu. At Rome one would certainly have bro
Ken ont before this if General de Goyon had moi
opposed any movement. The Austrians not on
II occupy Bologna and Ancona, but Forli, Rav
emma and Rimini, have just sent reinforcement:
to these ptaces,
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~ The dalena AdsvtseT says that during
the reosnt session Of the Circuit Court Of 10 Da-
viesa County, five couples wars divorced.
, 1859-05-30
Western Synod Of tie German Re.
formed Church..

This ecclesiastical body convened in Fairfield,
Greene County, o., on the 18th inst, and re-
nained in session until the cath. about seven-
IT, delegates and advisory members were pres
ent, from all parts Of the Synod, comprising
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and part Of
cd On the evening Of the 18th, By Rev. Moses
Kieffer, u. D., Professor Of Theology in the
Seminary at Titin, 0. Rev. j. Heller. Of Frc-
mont, O., was elected President; Rev. Geo. ".
Willard, Of this city, is the Stuffed Clerk; Rev:
Geo. u. Russell, Of Pittsburg, Pa, was elected
Corresponding Secretary; ReT: J. Il. he'ter OF
Aiamisburg, Treasurer.
The Synod is composed Of ten classes, which
send an equal number Of ministerial and lay
delegates. Three young men were licensed to
preach the Gospc,, amongst which number IS
Gr. John J. Swander, Of this city
There were, during the last year, seventeen
Missionaries under the care Of the Missionary
teen hundred dollars. Somc Of these stations
hare become sel!~supporting during The year
There are many promising Missionary fields in
the northern part Of Indiana. in Illinois and
Iowa. Rev. ". h. Z;eber, Of Titliu, Ohio. Is
the General Superintendent of Missions The
Church seems tn be waking up to the import
ancc Of this work.
4 lengthy report was presented By the Rev.
Geo. 3. Russell, Chairman Of the Committee on
Heidelberg College. which elected quite an ami
mated discussion on the general subject OF edu-
cation, Strenuous ei!urts will be rnt forth to
place Heidelberg College, located Ut Iit'ln, Ohio,
in broad and permanent basis: The General
Agent, Il. Leo,tard, reported that he had Sc
cured during the last year, about Sle,oN' to,
wards the full endowment Of the College, and
that he had also s1ong with this, done some
thing for the Seminary.
The Synod has All Eng'isl, and German pub
LEGATION; the former, called the Ntstera -1s-
SSy y,p,f,11 had in
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This will probably be about the eoss Of the
other prosecutions thirty <rh% average
is 3s2i II each. The aggrcgats will be about
ga, 900 Ill for one negro. Who can deny that
the negro goverus this country Col.datrs
Journal
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Drp G0ob8.
T. R L NJ MI n G s.
No. 70 Lake Street, Chicago.

No. IS Lake Street, Chicago.
VI respectfully ak the a&tt!oa a1 The Ladias Of Chicago
and 1t the Dealers throughout tbs Norsswet-
to our rsw md ehoos Hzftvass
Dress and Mantilla Trimmings,
SHAWL BORDERS,
EMBROIDERIES.
Laces and White Goods,
Cloves md Gaantleb,
HOSIERY, SKIRTS,
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS,
CCo19ETS
H1A& Drsssss, F&rAso!s and Fans,
FANCY HAIR PINS,
Ale and q RS Xxi DIS,
And N ample stock Of
BERLIN AND SHETLAND NO0LS,
AND THREAD STORE GooDS,
Which ws arc Offering for eash
1t Wholesale and Retail.
A.GRAVEs tLase c. T. Atkin%ouh
y Lake &tect, Ch.aRo.
" O.te.s receive cur special attention. mEe9
SPR1So@ TRADE 1859
, 1859-05-30

= Hjastased the London reprint Of Web.
slcr'* Dictionary, as edited by Dr.. Goodrich,
has cached tho fifteenth edition.
, 1859-05-30

NEW iosK, M:y =.
The steamship Noses Taylor, from Aspinwalf,
1ls arrived with California dates to the 18th inst,
and T., ,V00,'r in gold.
She left Panama on the 18th inst.
Tie Principal consignces of the gold are the
American Exchange Bank $a37 800, Wells,
Fargo Co. $loo,0ou, Duncan, Sherman & Co.
Sla5, ,1,p, Scllollc Brothers .*l17,oo0. Freeman
l. Co. $s5,h0u, and ". F. Coleman Ss0,0oU.
The news from San Francisco has been anticl-
pnted yia New Orleans.
An escort left Fort Tejon on the Esd u1t., will,
half million in money to pay the troops in
Utah.
1t is said that tho soldiers in that Territory are
nearly year in arrear Of their pay; and II has
leaked out, through letter from one to com,
radc in Los Angeles, that Us soon as they arr
paid of they are III! going to desert.
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. Fort Armstrong, on Rock Island, WAS
destroyed By FIRE On the esd iust-the work Of
m incendiazy. Fort Armstrong vas buils in
1916.
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tpats tApr e6) Correspondence Of the n o. Pcayune>
saw Louis Napoleon riding ont with the
Empress yesterday in the Champs E'ysees in al
to his usual custom, was talking and laushing.
to show the public The clouds On the horizon arr
not dangerous. Hew received with perfect
silence. There was not checr-scarcely a hat
chanse e the police have 10 d:perse The
10 hostile is the feeling exhibited towards him.
I expect his star IS waning, and mother revolu-
tion is brewing. i coalition is evidently form.
ting against him. Germany is in arms. England
is arming. Russia is neutral The nation arc
becoming restless; even the army.is opposed tn
war. There are no soldiers in Paris but the In
perinl Guard and Municipal Corps. Heaven on
II knows what is in store fer Europe. Poland,
Turkey, the Danubian Prlpcipalties, Montene-
gro and Seryia are all ugitated. The Orleans
family is sa,d 1o be actiTely intriguing. The
French priesthood are bitterly opposed to Louis
Napoleon. Who Gun read the future:
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~ William Allen, Philadelphia Alderman,
has been convicted of n conspiracy to defraud
Jacob karstcte, and has entered upon nine
months sentence In the county prison. The
law is no respector OF persons.
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lfsoon LIE MAquokct1 E1cet6o1+ -4n
We have the proud satisfaction Of anuounc-
ing to our readers the glorious fact that the nav-
igability Of the Ma4uoEeta River has been prac-
tically demonstrated by the arrival OF the
steamer Minne-h ha-ha at Bridgeport! She left
Bellevue yesterday morning at half past seven
o'clock, and arrived At Bridgeport this morning
at an carly hour, having been detained By the
strong wind which prevailed all Yesterday alter
very slow, for the purpose Of thoroughly test
ing every part Of the river. every bend, bar,
suag. rock, or other impeachment that might be
in the way; besides the machinery Of the boat
is not such Is the nature ofthe stream requires;
but with all these disadvantages the little steamer
came within four milcs Of Bridgeport last night,
and her as,l At The bdXs shs n 959n.og ~ wa'
ringing Of bells and waving Of iags. Naquoke-
IA IS ii the head Of navigation. and has an ont
let to the Eastern markets This IS gala.day
<the be- sgood time coming for which We have
looked and laborsd, is at hand
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4 Democratic State Coneention met at Co.
lun1bus on Thursday last, for the nomination Of
u State ticket. to be defeated in October next
There was nothing in tho proceedings which
differed from the routine business of such gath
crinss. In the Resolutions, the Nebraska bill,
Non-intcrvcution aud the Drcd Scott decision,
were endorsed, and the power Of Congress to
establish or prohibit Slavery in the Territories,
was denied. The acquisition Of Cuba was
commended. Hostility to the rc-openlug of the
Slayc Trade was announced, and obedience to
the Fugitive Slave Law required. Mr. Buchanan
wns complimeuted for the prompt adjustment Of
the difficulties with Great Britain, growing out
Of the right Of search; for obtaining satisfactory
redress for the wrongs inflicted by Paraguay !;
for the decisive suppression of the rebellion in
Utah; in the enforcement Of tic neutrality
laws; and for 1he impartial ep~ut;o'. Of tie o,1s
# Congr<s* for tie suppression Of tile -4fraun
i'ate trdde. And the Republicans were gen.
orally and specially ovcrhaulcd.
Il is said TINT the Douglas men were in the
ascendant, though their tracks urc not visible
in the proceedings. The nominee for Governor
is claitned us supporter Of the Little Giant l.;
but as his position is matter Of doubt, wc take
it that his support is Of that negative character
which does tue Senator no good, and Mr. Bu.
chanan no harm. The following is the ticket
Goren.or-Rurrs r. RaNxxz. Of Portage.
Lieuirnaat-Goze'aor-W.H Il. sArsuup; Ross.
$ap,ear J~lge-H. Z. WHITMAN; Falrhela.
Audlor-G.y Dokstr Miami.
Trrd,ur~r-W. BUSHNELL Richland.
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Costs OF tho Government Zeal In xhe
Negro Cause.
The following statement Of tho costs in tho
prosecutions in the T. S. District Court at
Cleveland, is derived from the Clerk, Mr.
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80 S1oooo.
VI UAA-KG IL RGAURI
WE hA'z Z i'zeh4'hD l'o' s'>'t'NA'''
rF1,pRrSf7av. Nav 18th. 1870.
.1Apn-ynT mr.
GnPERR GT.K RnREC
E@oM Arorro
II 1eHDo"AA"S o' 4%o Fho"
AA'cAAa s4'eAs os EACH ROBE
-3LS0 FROM .9ECTT0-v"
81, E1:u paREoE RoBrs. A. yor,.xrs r,n,,,r,,o
.,,. On n.. r...,. .,,.x,n,,r 7~o,,a ,,
:.
MUsLlNs on 1ae cloth -'N' "''>N
oA ~, wN1 AS@'
, ,,,,,., .oa.
newest *'s's''
Cloths, C:asstz,er<s ~sd Goods for xsous,
Hars
rnp oxr u,,rrs,~,r np,cr.
For worth q.
Finest aua'Hs OF PRINTED cnAAI1s'
.;a r!sce. RICHARDSON'S LINENS,
For 2'' 'd'' worth Is
wv "A' VIVA '1 "Ao,
Ear m. worth aa
A~'s AA Vos
For Str F<"<''p<r lard.
.op ,,psr RI ,eS c,rv p-,r,
One tic ehoe assortment, In the rrtt. st,t,, r.
RICH DRESS cams
ah,,r,.
~ ma,+,es
4mo1oloe11es'
hosiery.
Gloves
+"''' "'''''''' '0o"''
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Fats, Gaps & Gtram @oons

F7a@%, Nap@ * %1taW &Duu1h
Hans, CAPS AND STRAW
:" = GOODS
j. A. Smith & Co.
III LAKE STREET,
dAs an 9sved tn hzEat and b&st oek of good the.
line avxf opened n th!4 market.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Ase resp eetfnly uvitsd to krs MI .han oder
barTain4 II ~
PA11SG CUSTOMERS.
af retau depat nent eontaps full and complete zsor&-
6szas o. Al the u test ayla Of
NES Nd BOYS HATS AND CAPS.
ous s1k Hassi Or guilty aad ety!s a.e ane9ua!ed.
12e&z.1divdtl No. IFS Laka Stree&-
T d ~ HElsZOG, Nos. Ct d l55
= . LAKE STREET. CHICAGO. ILL, Importers.
Aanutae1 orrfs md " Nho!xsalc 7nd Retail Dea!e1s In
Hats, Caps, FuFa and Straw Goods,
Would peey inv!te the attention Of their old friends
and the pu bic In general 70 tile t4 that they
nfaetufax Caps fpr the Tadr and arc abs sc lowe.
than aAFI st1aiishnlent in tie Vest
They h1 hand, and receiving nav and e1-
ea$se prturnt Of 1t4 a:A STAN ouls ~ aisQ E1o
M1keFs' T. InalatneA which they oasr 81 low p,!ces+
g Don = fusErt TIE nunsc:s:
rohsc: s=sua 6: L L., LAKE STREET.
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Browns Bronchial Trocnes.
Browns Bronchial Troclles.
Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Troches.
Troches.
Troches.
Extraordinarily ths sg~t and b->t."
REV HENRY WARD nEEcnER
II recommend their u,c to ru,l!e SI...ke,A
REV. =. H.f!IArtS. NEW YORK.
Great tt.vce in .uta!u!l;: lErE+,n.~-.-
REV. DANIEL WISE, NEW YdIE.
Il have 7rose! item excellent for Wh.opIn: C~u3i.
REV, Il. ". WARREN, BOSTON.
"Great tenaas in affections of the Bronchial Organs.
DI. !. +. ". LANE. BOSTON.
- I<np:a anal ef..;ns culai iairn tue t'.ux> &C."
DR. Z. +. BlGELuW. Bt,sTuN.
~Coa:a1r M t,?um anything ;njufi.,~.~
DR. \. \. HAYES. CHEMIST, E'>sruS.
"ve1J b,c*st n e,ay me- the thss. when cuupe1ea
.ptak though suffering ffutn Cnsl."
EEy. =. J. +. ANDERSON, ST. LOCIS.
~ heartily al.te In tk> ah.vc eou.lr1.la"n.'
EEy. II. SCHUYLER. ST. LpCIS.
~ fl nj lt1ving tried nany rrl:,els nr ts,naW
l%.::it. fbs.nI n'..f Erru t.ae fr~ht>."
REV. u. LET'S. FRANKFORT. ILL.
r E TON Il co..,
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TILE LIVER INVlGORATDf.
i PREPARED BI DK. SANFORD.
Compounded Entirely from Gums.

~ Only one h,ttls Is pt tdt4
\ to hr,w o'it nfthe sys$s1a
=. the efftrt+nf t,t%l!cIac af:Ar
...It;. slctatea-
~ Ore tt.t:''c taken tor Iaun-
'd..a rs.sF.t les vi &a..ssowts -
i Ct uusAuEu cn:orfIpn Ito
sk!a-
0ne dn@A taken = star
u tttue bxf;'te :...ine, ktvr.
. vixnr to the appeta4 a,:l
,nakes the fts,d Il srss veil,
=, Que close. olte, RI rrate.i,
cure. Cltsov1c l@,AE4,kxA
n In its vert form. ~tt!1
hummer ard Bowel COM
'r.Ibts ylfA allans& 10 the
Efst tt,sc.
One de~e oftwofeasponn.
a4H .4t alN1}a EtEeFS E!tx
z hea;aehe.
~ enly me dt,seInm
i 11-seevts CQ1lcx
4 few bn:t.s< ui.t
~ i'E,~ar. oy exe::I1t
tts1Issl.G.
- W. take rlea*urs n
- ,ctE3.4ecIulx Id. nIt.lieir q
tasare.ef.t:.tsye for FEv;:R
- att: A!.rs% EIi,1.- rrv:.s.
= as..t - Ec.ere ,fLt.--
- ;ty;~'. II nn1atc- ssitllcer-
tta::Iv. l:;,! thousands a-$
I ~*!.a- to testify t1.3 Won
r. 'Ierful yits,lrs.
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AUSTRIAN BARBAB!11Es.
The depredatious committed by Austria III
Piedmont are now {says the fays) explained
They are Fazzias executed, not for the imrnedi-
ate wants Of the army, but in order to fill the
storehouses Of Lombardy. ETery day long files
ofwagous laden with hny, vegetables, grain and
provisions Of all kinds, nrc seen passing by No
yara and Vigevano for the left bank Of The Tici-
no. The Aussrians literally strip the Piedmont
csc provinces and carry of their booty to q
place Of safety. This manner Of making war is
that of the ancient barbarians, or rather it il
that Of an army without money. The Aus'rians
cannot pay for what they take. 1fthey were to
plunder IN Lombardy they would run the risk
Of an insurrection Of the peasaniry. They
therefore 70 into Piedmont and make clean
sweep Of everything they can find. They do
this with a rigor aud cruelty which have cred
ted melancholy and profound sensation in Eu-
rope.
The official bulletins Of the Sardiuian govern
mcnt have already published to Europe some Of
the excesses. Here ale few more details not
less authentic.
On entering No7ara. General Gyu1ai demand
cd a daily supply Of 900 rations Of bread,
y1,001 rations ot meat, 5000 rations Of rice,
90, 900 Of salt, 100, ,0O9 Of tobacco ~ ,5 Of oats
lDVU quinta1s of hay, aud 2 ,4uv brcuses Of wine
These enormous supplies were to be continued
during fisc days. They were altogether out Of
proportion to the number Of troops stationed
~ %En fo1Cr and sent Mt
;n+o + ,,,l,or.1v II tbere .s.,s anv ,,ciav IN
com,lv;nv w;ti; the demnn1 tte town was to be
6ne5 i;ra fimcs ths vofuc n thc provisions rc-
quircd, and in default Of the payment Of the fine
the town was to be riyep IN to pillare. All
hnrsns Ind nlsn tn be ,siyeu IN.
At Voglera. a daily supply WIS demanded, to
continue for five days, consisting Of ah.vo0 ra-
5,tau} Of tobacco 80 900 Of rice, 500 Of hny and
oats in proDortion.
At Terra Mora. mere village. . reuuisition
WAS made for $500 Tatlons; at CastelnuoFa,
oieggio' another village teF 50 e1ea' 10y gun.
tails ef hay, and 1000 ra''ons Of bread during
fire days. 80,
The demands made at Lomelline are still
! more extortionate. The exact figures can,
not be stated, as no regular and formal
requisition has been made. Officers and
soldiers n1e allowed to commit e1cesses
Of all kinds. The persons Of the inhabitants are q
respected no more than thelr properly anu tue
most barb2rity. On the smallest prctext
, 1859-05-30

Pc N TON 4 co..,
aol3!y.ca45 NJ. ~ I.tka >t:res.
, 1859-05-30

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Gr tl'ss ss-s-et1=c4ln ( ar!.
A cure. .
BILIOUS ATTACKS :
arc cuEed. and, what IL .x,. =
ter, rrercate1 by The sca.i
dno;1 Use of the Liver Ia.1
N<uratss. :
One dose After eating ss1
sufficient to ref.ere tho st4e
m3cl and pYuyent thu k.>It \
fIu.a ns'sS aud soush.:. .
C0aty nna l.,se taken Ar.l +
f3r' retiring, prevents The 7
Nightmare. .
Only me doM taken Al
akat h,u.ccs The lA.wr!.
sehtly. atsl CURES Cge7iyt-t {
ME-.
One aass taken aetc, :.
eseh n1L will cure i}rn-t !
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Is ! sure cur t.te t'rt,LkKA. !
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