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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

New Firm and New Goods.
L.. FRIEDMAN,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
S,ufk side of Main Street door ,cest IF King d
HIrd's HdrdUdre Store, Otfd,ro, Illinois.
DESPECTFULLY invites the attention OF the public
Il 4 his new and splendid stock of
Spring and summer Goods,
Consisting Of
Fine Black Frock Coats,
Summer Over Coats,
business Coats of every quality and style,
Pantaloons from IS cts. up to $40.
splendid stock of
boys Clothing
Than ever before kept in this city good assert
ment of
Gentlcmcn'S Furnishing Goods,
Cloths, Doeskins and Cassimeres to make up in gar
msnts, which he will guarantee to fit and wear WE'LL
His whole stock is new and well selected.
L. FRIEDMAN, in returning his grateful acknowiedg
ments to the numerous patrons OF his new estap,is
ment is happy among his warmest friends those
have dealt with him since he commenced business
years ago in this city, as partner IN me mr.,
FRIEDxAxS ALTsCHULER and now Tor hnsei', an" nc
will do all in his power suit the hard times lie mas
HI and will have for his motto, ~ .,,
I" Quick Sales and Small Froht!'
~o, l.. FRiEDMANN.
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ID ANlNG ieases my Warehouse to Messrs Phelps
IL Raymond, taKe this method of returning my
thanks for the liberal patronage received, and will
business will still be carried in tbs same way by
. the new firm Inov27l ALEX W. MAGIiL
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va ~ ~ - u ~ N
ABRAHAM l. MAYERS,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS ANp MANUFACTURERS OF
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Merit 10 The city Bank.
WE thank the public of Ottawa and surrounding
w cousry for the numerous calls with which they
have favored and hoping for their future patronage,
beg leave inform them that have received
and large stock OF Imported havana German,
and Domestic Cigars; Virginia Chewing, fine Cut, and
Smoking Tobacco OF the best kinds also various kinds
Of Mershaum and Turkish Pipes, Cigar Cases, Snuff
Boxes and many other articles belonging that line
confidently recommend stock being tt<best
brought this market. unequaled in qualify and price
To Farmers and Country Merchants say, that they
will be strictly served in buying goods from dis
pose them to the best of their advantage Come ore
come all, Isep ISL ABRAHAM MAYERS
plymouth Collection
DSALMS AND HYMNS with music.
Il Methodist, Baptist, and Congregatonast collec-
ton OF Psalms and Hymns. (oc9I Ely. GRIGGS.
school Books.
4 FULL supply Of all the School Books used in La
"A Sale County. except few Of the Classicsi
All of McGnGey's and Sanders series;
10 different kn.is Of Grammars:
IL differs mt kinds OF Ar,hmetics;
Mathematics, Geography Chemistry, Eocution. Phi
iosopfy, Geology, Botany, Physiology Latin Grammars,
Readers. Lexicons, &c.
gross choice Slates-composition and copy-in fact
all that is used in schools. loc9! Ely. GRlGGS.
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u'ITNzNz.}lCl/z2z
No. IS CLARK STREET..
81 SUPERIOR STREET. CLEVELAND, ONO
So M.1s STREET BUFFALO, y. Y.
DIRECTORS:
VIM T. Ogden Esq, YIN. H. Brown, Esq,
john H. Kin1r, "a, Philo Carpenter, Esq,
Hon Mark Skinner, j. IL Dunhan, Esq,
Hon y. Il. Judd. + Mosely, Esq.
Geo. W. D-l-. Esq, f. c. Larnei, Esq,
Hon J. A. Matteson, DR.. l.. u. Boone,
n. Ii. Wells, Esq, NJ D. Ogden, ESD
SPECIAL LECTURERS:
Hon. HORACE MANN, and Hon GEO. ". CLINTON
TT is the design Of the rroprctors o! these Colleges to
y perec, a chain of Business Schools from the East to
the West aIording the most ample facilities for young
and young ladies To qualify themselves for respons-
BILE positions Their schools at the points above
are established @ u firm basis and all in mos
prosperous condition. The teachers in the various de
par,ments thoroughly accomplished practical bush
The Collegiate Course
viii embrac. approved and practical forms for
Keeping books by Double Entry in the various depart
ments Of Trade and Commerce. including general
Whn.saI. and Retail Mercantile Exchange Commits
SION Manufacturing, Railroad, Banking. Printing Min
ing, Shipping, Stcamboating, individual, Partnership
and Compound Company Business. All manuscripts from
sine SIS hand which will auxiliary in Sc
curing to him exceen, style Of writing.
Ien1nnnSnBp
The Spenreran system of Penmanship, in all us
FORMS practical and ornamental will be taught by MS
author, p r. SPENCER, in connection with other gee
men, all of whom stand high both men and artists.
The Ladies' de pa rtnscnt
Is entirely separate from the gehtehehs = anu - ue
up in a neat and convenient manner
Time of commencing
As there terms. and no vacations, students
NAV enter any and prosecute their studies with
ON, reference TO classes BY this arrangement every
student is permitted progress rapidly rs his ent.r
prise and ability Will admit;
Rt;iiy Lectures
VIII h. delivered the Science of Accounts, CONNER
ciaI Law Political Economy Commercial Calculations
Ranking. Mercantile Customs, Commercial Ethics, Rail
roading Business Correspondence, Mining, Commerce
Commercial Geography, etc.
Scroll ,HsrIP issued from the Chicago College will h.
good in Cleveland Buffalo, and Albany, and vice
TERMS
For Full Course-Tue MISUNDERSTANDING all De-
partnients of Bookkeeping, Lectures and Practical
feNmanship-.- ~
For Course in Ladies' Department, ........ q
Persons taking Penmansip alone will receive Twenty
Unlimited Course i'm Penmanshp,. ...............
EYT Through the extensive business acquaintance o
the Principals MANY Of the Students graduating ar.
placed in lucrative situations
For further information please call at College Room, oil
send for circular Address BRYANT STRATTON,
dec Chicago, Cleveland, or Buffa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

MARRIED-At the residence CT the brides father,
this city Dec. 30. by Rev. NJ X. Whllesey, ME.
LoxoS Z. kiNG and Miss 5. ESTHER REIEsSYDsE.
DIED-In Dayton township. the god u MARY T. f,
wife Of H. T. Gedn-y and daughter of Col. Wells
aged % years, 10 months and days
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
Circulating Library.

7 HAVE just opened Circulating Library OF -
Volumes, including Books by the hes. authors in al
departments OF Literature, which will loan a small
charge per Volume, 10 those trko them loeH
farn them IN SEASON Subscriptions will be taken FOL
families by the year or quarter.
THOMAS ORION
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
Paper! Paper!

Paper! Paper!
OsN REAMs of Letter, Cap. Nois Sermon. rs
ECU Note, Ba,h and SERMON Paper; Plain
Ruled Ti.sue, Glazed, and Card Paper.
so Reams Of the best Letter and Cap Paper
~--S.. a Ottawa Prices ranging FROM =" rs 81
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Juue 9-y
First Class Insurance Agency.

HOME INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK,
Capital 5000 geo; Surplus 43s7, 600.
CHARTER OAK INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD,
Capital 100000; Surplus $4,000.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE Co. HARTFORD
Capital 42O0,OOO
EDWARD EAMES, Agent,
oc3B OsndR's BLOCH (Dffa,r6.
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SMlllcleS =.
RcWarc of ihc Firsl Sym PlOms.

VDROSE. Poetry, Annals Albums, Port Foiios. Catho
II lie Prayer Books, Common Prayer, Diaries Memo
randums, Cards, Envelopes, &c, too numerous to
ton in newspaper. tn''9I T.. /. GRiGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

Winter Apples.
k0n BARRELS choice Winter Apples, just received
wv and for sale Goc2Sl HlSE'S.
Wanted,
GOOD improved Farm prairie Lands in La Sale
IA County. In exchange for good Iowa Lands and
Cash. Call At the Land once Of (nov6l L. p SANGER
CHAIN Pumps, Well Pumps, Cstern Pumps, and Tin
~ Pumps, Wheels, Chains, and Ropes. At
KING HARD1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
N JEW MILL

VNOR Single and Double Entry Book Keeping, for Ho
ocs 80 E.Y. GRIGGs.
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SAVINGS BANK,

INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY OF
TRUE Il WATERMAN.
At the Bank Of Otta,rd Ottd,rd, H.
COLLECTIONS made in vicinity at usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions
Titles investigated and abstracts furnished.
Deeds and other instruments made out and acknow-
lodged.
Policies issued in the following insurance companies:
In S.Ne County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.;
Illinois Mutual DO 40
Stephenson County Mutual do DO
National Loan Fund Life Insurance Socsety-
wM. NJ. TRUE,
Juue 9-y ISAAC v. WATERMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
BLACKSMITH TOOLS.

Persons buillng have their Plumbing done by an
experienced hand, hot ami cold water iniEodu..d
Throughout; the house, Cooking Ranges u; up With all
the improved APPARATUS and everything done in
passed style.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

YOU value your life. take notice of the sghtes,
N cough. FooKps Syrup of Horehound will stop th
Cough and thereby prevent consumption. Prep ,red ant
sold by Eoc23 T.. Y. GRIGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
Rare and Choice BOOK. Chean,

I AN receiving every month, from the New ORR Trade
Sales, choice, valuable, and standard Books many Of
which RARE English editions, finely illustrated all
OF which will sell astonishingiy low prices. Core
and Id-cgl THOMAS ORION.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

TIME Exchange Mill Of Haskell Sample Is now ready
i TO do CUSTOM WORK with despatch and satsfac-
ton. Superior Pou- for sale at all times.
uy16 hAsAALL SAMkLs.
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IiO NJ q; . Il n L III y
a. r.. GRECO. VI. h..

A. r.. GRECO. VI. h..
z ATE of Corning. n v, would respectfully announ|
to the citizens OF ottawa and the surrounding c"u
try that he has permanently icc.ted IN TINS city wh
lac will he happy wait upon all those needing his
fcssional services 81,
DR. C. takes pleasure in presenting the following ties
CoRxIxG. y. Y, April 26th, lsSSy
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN u have been Intimately
auainte with DR. A. T. Gregg for the past threo year
have also employed him family physician Tor "
time and would cleerully recommend Nun TO the cor
dence of any community wieIc his lot may be cast.
DR. Gregg is A man of strict moral integrity. go
-, "a ..n.hie proctitioner. IN WOOD,
Tsspker anil E-rch1Hge B,'ok~r
CoKSiSG, y. Y, April 25th. ls5s
To THE PrBLrc:--Itake pleasure IN recommending
A T. Gregg ~ "A gentleman and a successful practiti
or and worthy of the patronage OF the public
CIV GEO. W. PATTERSON, in.
Cashier Geo. Washington Bdnk
CoKSIyG, April 29d, ls5}
Hon. JAMES GRANT aud y. KENDALL, Esq, Davenpv
Town or GILMAN SMITH, Esq, Rock Island, Hl.-DS
Fr Bds You may place full confidence in the bea
DR.. 4 T. Gregg, as Eian and as physician. We n
emp yed him in family, and if he should locat
your Unity elsewhere, our best wishes WIZ Att
him IN a family. e. = HtbbAhD.
myi5 or the nrm or WH d. Sttrehs 6 q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
TIN, COPPER, AND IRON WARE,
BATHING TUBS,

Tia; are manufacturing every description on, o.
Copper Tin and Zinc, and article Of the kind that
may be wanted different from those ia be
nufactured 10 order, and with the utmost despatch.
having in our employ workrnen vile haze served years
=. the business.
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tEr- 7zs Cause. TIE Effect, dnH he Remedy.- III
In plain language. by a fhysici'tn of Eminehce Al
pcr,on enclosing two three cent postage stamps VIII
ceye copy by mail, u;er sat. Address All letters
D,'d,rer Il3 Post office, albany, " y
81 Also the celebrated Female Monthly Piils, MAJ
from the extract of Cotton Root: n remedy used
yoars among the female slaves at the Souh IN form
Iecoction or tea: now for the first time introduced ~
general use. Price one DOHdr, sent under scar
mail. Married L0di~s must not use them Address
bove, Dra,rer 1l3 Post O1ice, itbdny, " D. aug
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20

and number of passengers Immediately pro.
ceeded to New York.
Itwas determined to sendia boat TO Piermont,
to-day, with such passengers as this arrangement
would accommodate,
The passenger depot of the company-a.
wretched building at best-is undergoing re.
pairs, and is stripped even Of the scanty sconye-
niences it had The floor is open in several
places, and through the openings the water is
seen dashing in like torrent There is no such
thing as comfortable place to sit or stand in
thewhole building.
JOLLY TIME AMONG TIE RIOTERS. =
The rioters bad jolly time Of last night
Camp fires were built, two violins and flute
discoursed melody, the whisky took effect and
the rioters made the night resound far and near
with shouts of merry. making.
The huts of the rioters line the track on both
sides for long distance, and the scene last night
was remarkable. The sky was black, and in
the light of the fires which bla2ed in front of
the rude shanties Of the workmen, they could
be seen running to and fro, regardless of the
rain, singing, shouting, dancing and making va
rious indescribable and noisy demonstrations
The excitenent5at Jersey City was hardly
less noisy. Passengers and railroad men were
running about in a fever Of anxiety, and the
most absurd ruRors found ready credence 1t
was reported, among other things, that the mob
would attack Jersey City if they were not
speedily paid, and help themselves to the good
things in the stores and houses.
This forenoon the rain was sufficient to cool
the excitement, and on the part of such pas.
sengers as are without means, it seemed, jndg-
ing from eircountenance, to have changed to
despair.
AT latest accounts there seemed to be no
prospect of the immediate dispersal of the mob.
By the terms of the company's contract with
the government, they forfeit a certain amount
by failure to deliver the mails; but it is not
probable that under the circumstances any at
tempt will be made to enforce the agreement.
Tho men are, or should be, paid monthly
From the 1st TO the 10Th is occupied in making
up the pay roll, and thus pay day comes at the
middle of the month. 1t is said by some that
the men have had no pay for two months, but
the railroad men deny this.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20
English, onfthe question concerning the fishers

English, onithe question concerning the fishers
les.
IrAbY. Advices from Italy state that the
people were becoming inpatient at the inactiyi-
fty Of the Zurich conference and the various
contradictory reports touching their doings. 1t
is also stated thpt Piedmont demands from Aus.
tria accession of Mantua and Peschiera.
A Paris letter says that there is nos doubt
That the Zurich Conference disagree about
many points touching the peace of Villa Franco
and the opinion is growing stronger every day
that a Congress of the great powers must be
held,
SpAIN.-Later advices from Madrid state that
Gen. Prime will command the expedition fitting
outagainst the Moors
GRsAT BRrrAN.-The intelligence from Eng
land is not important. The strike in tho build
ing trade was apProachingan adjustment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20
10 the Be-Drugged nnd Poison ed Citizens
of Wheeling nd Vicinity


with deluge of the vlest compounds in
the form Of "AIcOhOIc Dnks ever emauated from
that pest society, the LIQUOR MIXER They to
you as luxury, they dispensed to you us edi.
cine and in either case the effect is the same.
There is but one to escape that is to use, as
luxury or nedcament, safe reliable stimulant sold
under stamp and SEAL which certain that 1T has
not been tempered with. Such an ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which is distilled under inspection British Govern.
men is delfcately favored (unke any other Gin) With
some of the most valuable o: the Vegetable
Kingdom, and by far the healthy beverage extan
Tina MOST EMINENT AND AMERICA not
only recommend its by the hearty but pre-
scribe 1T as medicine where stmulant required.
THE FEMALE SIN viii ind it only pleasant Cordial
but certain reliefin sutrings periodical character
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS oPALI pronounce perfectly
pure, and its restorative merits incompatible.
Sold only in and pint BY All DRUGGISTS, GRO
GERS. &C.
For salem Wheeling Va, by T. u. LOGAN co., AZ Main
street T. D. JOHNSTON, 17e Market ST., and others.
EDMUND o. CHARLES, General Agent.
myl7-d&wllm DEPOT, No. 40 BRoADWAY,N NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20

a gentleman sending usa subscription, yes
terday, from Fairfax County in this State, writes:
1.-TWO articles copied into the National Era
of theI0th inst, from your paper, have rejoiced
tho hearts of thousands. We were not aware
that anywhere in our State, public man had
been found to utter such sentiments as senator
Caldwell expressed in his speech.
Assure him that he has the sympathies of many
Of 8S here, and that wc will watch the proceed.
i0gs IN Richmond, next winter, with Their enew.
Cd hope that others besides him, may be found
h6idla9 TO the principles that were wont to be
adS5eatsd in our Legislature IN 1872"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20
e. HAYES & CO.,
mud Ugrr,CSS W,

IIETnt UntrInise hnu AanInChB hNIIder8.
oCATI0N in the Athenu.um Building, corner Market
~ aud John streets, opposite the Custom House, Wheel.
ing, Va Always hand Carriages of superior workman.
Ship warranted give satisfaction. Also work bull, 10
ORDER of the latest styles and improved patterns
the lowest market rates. rylS-y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-07-01
New Publications.

TIE PoEr1cAL WORKS OF EDGAR ALLEN PoE,
with brief memoir; VOL, 32mo. j. S.
Redfeld New York.
This is an extremely pretty volume, con-
tanning about 80 Of the poems (mostly shorty,
Of that strange genius, Edgar Allen Poe. a
brief preface purports that the collection was
published under the eye Of the author, from
which we infer that this is a reprint. Poe
died in l849. a brief memoir, and an en-
gravsd likeness of Poe, add to the desirable
ness Of the volume. Though there is little
enough in the account of Poe life and char
acter to interest stranger in him personally,
some of his writings are very striking. His
poem, The Raven. 1.-THE first IN the present
I volume), is one of the remarkable productions
Of the English language.
The book can be found at Fuller's.
BLAcKwooD' s EDINBURGH MAeAz1NE-Leon-
ard Scott & Co.'S reprint, New York.
The June number is mostly occupied with
political and war articles, concerning the
relative naval strength of France and Eng
land and the present condition and prospects
Of the governments most nearly concerned in
the present war, in which the High Tory
leanings Of Blackwood are apparent. There
is lively article on Lord Macauley and the
Duke Of Marlborough, in which, if the wri-
Ter does not establish very immaculate char
acter for the latter (he doe. not claim it by
any means), ne clearly makes out shameful
dishonesty in the former, so far as his worst
charges against the great general are con-
cerned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-07-01

FrRE-A small wooden building on the
road TO the Falls, near the new French
Church, known a year or two since as the
Travellers Home" now occupied by
Frenchman named LaClare. was found TO be
on fire. about P NJ. Sunday. An alarm
was sounded. and the Engines hurried TO the
spot. The Et an Allen was first on the
ground. and had nearly e1tinguished the
fire. when the cistern Of the house, which
.gnrlied all the water thus far used, gave
out The only resource then. under the cir
cumstances, was to bring water from the
well of The French Church, nearly a thou
sand feet distant. For this both Engines
were needed. The Boxer, which was prompt
" on hand, but had hitherto had nothing
10 do for want of water, now drew water
from the well. and supplied the Allen, which
threw unon the flames While this maneu-
VIC was in progress, the fire was more than
held in check by the eff0 Is Of half dozen
persons, who with one fire bucket. butter
frkin and a paint pot. drew water from the
nearly exhausted cistern, and narrowed the
fire to a spot on the roof, which the steady
sire m from the engines made short work
with. The last spark. which stuck between
two shingles, was e1tinguishei by the boys
with their Young America" engine. The
house was thoroughly Quilted of furniture
&c, at the start. The damage by FIRE was
confined to the roof and one gable, and can
not be very great.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-07-01

ANOTHER FIRE.-The labor spent in saving
the "Trave lers Home" from entire destruc-
ton, on Sunday, proves to have been labor
lost. The building burst into flames las
night about ten O'Clock and burned 10 the
ground without let or hindrance. " 1t was
evidently an incendiary fire, as the family
did not occupy it again after the fire on Sun
day. The fire was apparently set in the
south end the barn, which connected with
the house, and was carried by the strong
south wind through the entire building with
surprising rapidity. Of course nothing
could be done to saveit The fremen had n
hard run thither 1.-THE Boxers getting in a
little shead) but could only look on and see
it burn Even the Hooks, who were promptly
on hand, found nathing to be done.
We understand that LlClare had replaced
his furniture in the building, and that he
han an insurance of $500 in the Vt. Mu-
tual, on it and it's contents The place
was occupied in former years, by Bone
Brunell among others, and has had bad
name as a rum hole and resort of Tad char
scters.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-07-01

TIE HAYMAKERs.-The final representa-
tion of the Hay-Makers did not attract as
large an audience as we hoped and expected,
or as we think it deserved. Still there is
on the whole, little room for complaint on
the score of attendance. The three perfor-
mances have drawn more money and graft
fed more people than any similar entertain
ment ever did IN Burlington. We are only sorry
that the heavy outlay involved, has prevent
ed Mr.. Partridge from receiving ar adequate
recompense for his time and labor and risk.
As we have said before, we think great credit
is due to him for his enterprise and exertions,
and also to the ladies and gentlemen who
assisted him, and who, without expectation
of reward, freely gave for the pleasure Of the
Public the very considerable amount of time
and trouble requisite for the proper practice
and production Of the Cantata. The Public
is decidedly in their debt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-07-01
ONE DAY LATER
FIR o NJ EU r o P E.

QUEBEC, June q.
The steamship Nova Scotia from Liver
pool 18th inst. has arrived at this por.
Her dates are only one day later than
per Bremen at New York yesterday. A Tu-
rim dispatch says that after the retreat of the
Austrians from dogma, the Cardinal Le-
gate departed and the Municipality pro-
claimed Victor Emaneul Dictator. The
King of Slrdinla issued an order of the day
ext9lling Garibaldi s deeds, and awarding him
gold medal of Military order. The WIen-
er Zeitnng (offcial) says that the Emperor
of Austria will assume immediate command
in chief, and had ordered new position for
the army, which is to be taken up in the
best manner. The Austrians have evacuated
Modena, and are in full retreat towards the
river Oglio. Large reinforcements were
about to leave France for the seat of war.
An order has been issued for the mobiliza-
ton of the Prussian army. Napoleon on the
18th moved his headquarters to GOrgozola.