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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

New CRocKERY SToRE.-A. w. GATES
has opened Store at the old stand Of A.
EATON, & Co., Genesee street, where he
displays q choice assortment of Crockery,
Glass ware, Willow ware, Fancy Traps
ETC., all which he proposes to sell at ex-
tremely low rates.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19
U WE PROPOSE TO GIVE
A Proportion Of our Fronts
TO OUR CUSTOMERS,

Instead Of advertising 80 many thousand dollars a
week in papers The question Is who has to pay for
Il. II is their customers. II advertise less, Of
course We can give better inducements to our Gus
toners and agents. We propose to advertise less and
make our Books and Gifts advertise themselves.
SEND FOR A CATALOGUE.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

DArNTs AND OILS, SYRUP AND MoLAsssE
L Sugars and reas. At s. wEBDER.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

Taking advantage Of all these favorable eircum-
stances CuRrIs BLISS Co.. have supplied themselves
with an
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

For Sale or To Rent
A HOUSE and two Lots on Hoyt street, all new
"A and In fns order. Enquire At this Office, or Of
the subscriber. p. MUMF0RD.
East Saginaw, July II, 1860. n50u
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EXTRA FAMILY LARD.
FEW barrels Extra Family Lard, on consignment and
"A hov :Is -ii' cheap 0' 11zELt. HOOPER 4 co.
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ETomUILEN x KAYEs


WTINEs, Liquors, Nuts Fruits. and Conieconerss, also
Nv manufacturers d Candies, tordias and syrupa AZ
s CANNES euun,erate articles hand would resOeet
aly request that Eahae % order goods IN cur line
viii address Us for eirsa, W-h shall Be sent % return lalL
locking elssEhere
oetQI-dfu7
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re always aS low as by any Other Aout
ASK FOR TYCEETS BY PTITSBJEG

The connecting tracks by the Railroad Bridge 81 lttsourF
avoiding all draySe or fsrags Of freight together WIN the ssY
time, advantage really appreciated ~ eLieIs o
IRE CHI. and the travelling public.
Parties shipping Eastward viii End it to their advantage 10
ship hy this route.
For Fat C1utracous Shipping Directors apply to or ad
iress either the foll0 wing agents Of the company
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S S. Farrar, Bros. & Co.; Lanneau & Wilde
J. A. Burkmyer; George W. Williams & Co.; T. J.
c. H. Noise Farnum 4 DCtterer.
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Musical Instruction.
PROFESSOR T.. KARKALTTs

ToULD stafsso wishing to EMPLOY be servces, at
M be- hasa few hours az the disposal Of pupils
Terms o. Instrumental lessons, taken BY ne session SO
ssssiou n taken the th 82 per month. Culva
lion Of the voice in singing e75 per session. InVa ably in ad
vance, d-dnon allowed on thos es on any account
Appcatonion can be made Benson's MccuTes Music
80 noT25 dan
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Doyle Co.. Seubengiie, VI s Pierce & CO. Lanesvi e' o.
j johnson. Ru'ev. o.: McNelley Naysv-- KY ormsoy
Chopper Portsmouth, o. Paddock Co, JET. rsony e Ia
" Brown Co Cincinnati, o.. 3 Mel4rumr MANSON
Ind: William Hir.lar7 louisville, Ky,; W Graham & Co.
Cairo M Sass, Louis, Mo- John Harris NeshVlile
Tenn; Harris a Hunt, Memphis Tenn Clarke a. Co chicago
IN VI III Ko0atz. Alton H. Murphy & Wale Dubuque
Iowa or 10 Freight ssto Railroads different points in the
West.
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TOGETHER
ABO 10000 Bushelsof Wheat, one-tsSrd Of a51ic1 Is
Prime article Of Waite, ere offered for sazs-
TEIs sale is rendered necessary b. dissolution the part
nership under which the mill owned, there
fore be offered exceedingly favorable terms. It Of the
FINEST FIGURING NILS N TEE8ESSEEl
located the thriving 1l of Springfield. with pouu Of
1900 the Railroad Nashville ClarsVe, twenty.
eight miles from the former places and surrounded By splen
did Wheat growing county
The Mill Is entirely New,
condition, and in successful operation. The purchaser
the wheat VI not, at his option.
II sid privately, the above property viii be sold 70 the
highest bidder the pennies the 18Th OF January
next, the following One thhd in MONTHS
the remaining tWo:hirds in equal insmeuts and
years the whole drawing interest from day OF sale, and
payable in bank and endorCed.
SAFE POSITIVE AND WITHOUT RESER TE.
For further information apply TO- res the audersgned
at Springfield, Tenn. 10. Q. STARK, =
dec 2O-ltd E. A. WILLIAM.
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or Mr.. sULZBACHBR having hesn placed IN ny hand IS
Trustee viii close the entire STOCK &C cost
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REEEwABLE AT PLEASURE.

one Square, one year sso-Each additional Square, SO.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for viii be charged for the excess
N TBE WEEKLY.
one Dollar per Square the ast and FI1T Cs for eaeh
subsequent Insertion
Advertisements published in boh the Daily Weekly, will
be charged the full daily with half the weekly rates
added.
7Isielt ASasrieents a1st Be pail IOrat TIE time Of
Insertion.
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ChristInnsI rhri.lTnas!

H you want to End the assortment in the % Of Toys
Fancy Articles Parlor Ornaments Rocking Horses, willow
Ware, Pianos Sheet Music, and Musical In trumenis
Go 70 LUCK's Music and Fancy Store Church street
does
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WIN H DALY:-Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is received
and after careful examination, find to be pare article
entirely free the adurEttRg Ingredients SO Frequently
zSed Yours respectfully,
JAS. J. MAPEs, Analytical Chemist.
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PREMIUM FLOUR.
H II. SNOWnEN A co.

CtOLE Agents Of the celebrated Knoxville City
Mills Flour have ust received $50 bags Railroad WHICH
they are selling at Mills prices.
This Flour has taken the Premium at State Pair and rated
50 per higher In the New York market than any other
brand
We expect keep full supply hand, and recommend &c
with the utmost courdeLcetO eus0ueB ar superior %
any Flour We have ever sstu. r sNOWDEN A. CO.
No 4 Narth Cherry Street,
TTuig1 and American Building
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Ixecp it Before The People !
Cu0ssS-Tms WANTED.

"a VIE Nashville and North Western Railroad Conn wish
% tgutrac. Coz 10000 Cedar CrOss-HICs. 9feet
long .lcg . well ueau, face 81 narroHesr not
less tu inches clear u bark, he to he sound, 20 De oliver
e. as tle grace lime Of the road il Nashville
The contractors contract tor 10000 ~ hlte Or
HOsI Dak Ties, o. he size a. above, 70 be Delivered
t line OF TIE road I'M piles from section u 20 section "a
elaEE. each section supply the
Eerlus wishing % bad l direct % the President ana Direct
Ors Of tie Nashville and North Railroad Company,
Nashville, Team 'uIyZl-h
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A CARD.

III AYING associated With in ny old husness-ihat Of
buying and seg negroes, both commission and on pr
yate accountF s. Jones, Of DeSoo, Masissppi and my
brother, Wm. II. Forrest, Of Memphis tender my
isLds btts facilities than have been sbe TO offer them
Our buildings located at No. 80 Adams street. next door
comfort and safetae superior to any establishment Of tie
kind IN the State and equal any that have inspected
respectfully solicit for firm, from old friends and
customers aud the public, the patronage which have largely
aid literally received hitherto from them and viii oly add
that which We promise say, guarantee.
N. B. FORREST.
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HOnO ACRES Of Land In Oblon county Tenn, one
shHBapts Of $500 Interested By che Noble and
OHIO Raosf s5enddly tmbered; $50 clsarsanotnr
tract Of GQ Mobile add Ohio karosd, and
the Northwestern Rlroad miles from the Mis-
ssspp Rive-a choice irct am anxious = sel Pnd VII
give a bargain. j. ". MARTIN.
For further par culars refer to IT, ECKLT, Ksnton, obon,
county, Tenn. uoFi6
Nashville Union and American please eopy7rslsOn Siaz
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T. 9, BUR0u-
BURGE g. SWAMI.

7. 9, BURGE-
RURGE g. SWAMI,
WHOLESALE GRoCEIss,
AND DEAIERs IN
BRANDTES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR. COLLEGE AND CHURCH SITS, NASHVILLE TENN.
ETE are now in receipt Of large and we'll assorted stoek o.
Wv Groceries, Liquors, &C. to which We inHlle lne e'
OF the trade.
$50 hhds Louisiana Sugar, $50 b6sBaltmore anu 'aa
100 bbs and Philadelphia Cenee segAIi ~ -.
Crushed Sugar. 70 dds ~ 1tlore ANU 1o'17iA-'
50 IBIS Ghd Philadelphia LoaL sugar D.,,s,
Po7vie-sl S1rar. 95 bbls Baltimore and Rhiladel
phia D Sugar.
Coffee.
SEQ sacks Rio Coffee, 25 do O.e. Java Oone0i,
100 dc Laguyra do;
ESQ hbs New Moisssss, go ten gallon kegs Nolu'
300 i bbls do - bDls uO w
100 ten gall kegs do
800 bbs Deans Whisky, 200 hhls best Robertson county
100 do Wilshireis do whisky,
IS al Vsr5 I. carv o $50 bbls Rye & Bourbon do
25 do Gr,hs old do 100 bxs LongWorAs NalA"Ha
&C qr. pipes Sherry & Madeira Hinei
Wine: 90 Z casks CID Burgundy
Z pipes Jean Louis Brandy Vine
pipes Holland Gin; ~ hask ghannIss !" ln7
bills Ale; 20 Ibis Vinegar;
IS casks London Forteri . -
Together with every other articles usual KEPT IN me
inc. Loctl5dl BCh6b & eoANH.
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Very Desirable City Property

VTE are nov Offering for sale that desirable improved prop
nv erv Of Thomas Smith, ESQ. better known - me 1T
Rorson place. situated Cherry between Church ana 5o
ss This property Of the most central sDd conve-
RENT orons OF city The lot fronts hundred and t
zone ret On cherry street, and hack hu1d and
pbv ave or ninety sy Tie lot has seen divided
inn four lots co1t8ning the dwelling rons lore
et The others rou thirty feet each, and viii b SOLD atog
w separately as may desired as consider this the most &
srabe property 10 tne market and * only ne1os az
10 recommend itself favoraoly. =. q, 90,
- ers Of ale &oea on at cur 0ces No. % Colegs
''iss'' h'-' O'' E. R. GLAs5CoCK 4 CO.,
On - Agents.
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- u rs Il a "
Hoist hostl our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold feat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
IL war, let every stripe soforth,
Borne by the patriots hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
O'e. moor and hill and strand.
IN peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed by patriots blood
For oh! twas won in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist, hoist, our Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist, our flag in Arts great reign.
Let every star float higher
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire.
Let Tennesseans every where
Let every state around,
Know where a type Of natures made
Where every type IS found.
Above ATt Gallery,
Our country s standard wave,
And underneathits folds preside
The beautiful-the brave
The Child--thep arsnt-patriot-Eir
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest portraituTe
With every charm but life
Then raise our nannertO theskyI
Let every star besrneWs,
That types at the ATt Gallery,
fshls-dGvff Conner q College and Uniep I.t.
Manmy's C3mDIBed Reaper and
Mower.
EETyTH WOODS IMPROVEMENT
w celebrated dachine eceyed The fst premium Of GTard
METhL the hstcombned Reang and Moving Machine
al the great United States Agricultural Fair, held at Louisville,
York in Jay where al the pTpal Machines m the Lifted
States thoroughly tested The committee made their award.
r Marshal P. wilder President United States Agricultural
Society ct Louisville. X.
It also received the ward Reaper, the
dent the Davidson County Agricultural Society," al Nashville
In July 1857 over most OF the machines in Tenn.
during he last season. over every Machnein America
The above machines are for sale by the underBigaed,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELS 90,
fsh77-d&vs NASHVILLE. Tea
AppIetOn's Railroad Guide,
FOR DECEMBER,
Just received by HA5AN & TREANOR,
deeg No 6 Union Street.
UNRULED PAPER.
4 ETTFR Cap Folded, Noe Flat Cap, Folio Post Demi and
Medium Bill Head PAPer-largs stock great variety just
received by =, T. Eo, hAt s,5.s,
PRINTERS INK.
nnO POUNDS in Kegs, Of superior Views Ink for
/, VUU winter Tapl sag. 2 the best Be in mar
ket urge assortment Of Wadee Colored Ink al ali prices
We invite the attention Of Printesin Middle Ten3eeo cur
deco 81 College strest.
NTOTICE-.-on the night OF 3D. or morning the 'tE
Instant $50 bill on the Union Bank Of Tennessee va
twas passed has discovered error they will please return ii
OYSTERS.
800 dozen Oysters, whole and half cans Of " Malsys" ant
EFisid's' brands, for sale BY VESSEL & THOMPSON.
! DLVE GRASS SEED,
! ID HERDS do do Just received by
/ sepstf RAINS 4 BROWN
STARCH. Boxes Foxs Pearl Starch the best artic
/ Din the market for salsow by
cARTE2, WILsFOED & co,
An n. No &. Market 1t
! Ct1sAEsERRIES.--le Xxx bbls nice fresh Crar
4 herres for sale very low BY
| CARTER, wILsFORD & co
ian IL No .. Market
THNTHE GREATEST VARIETY OF HAT
and Caps for Men, Boss and Children offered in 4
city and at moderate and uniform prices always be found
WATERFIELD 4 WALKERS,
novl9 26Publls Square.
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gasB6iIIe Onion anu 5meriran.


TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN TIE DAILY.
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staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
For Tie FALL AND WINTER TRADE. Wsha7o
vsfy largsaad varied assortmeatof
8 SILK 8

Two Founcs snd Double Skirts, Paida and Striped, handSos
Black silks, Chn aaEss, plain Black SIR Black Baydsrs and
tEo h0uncs Black sks hns Printed DsLanes aad Dne ReF
Delay bsauhui assortment Of eoPlns grey pa PLAZA
french Msros Satin face Hcnos, grst variety Yanta
Our stock Of HOSIERY both COTTON and WOOL, is very
args and desirables chr stock Of Geutsnsns Lae
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YESTERDAY morning, q Ladyss Cold Anchor
watch with the name Of Edward Esrrs, BrU d street
and the 1906 inea Gold CHAIN Locset- Key and Pin
we're attached The Watch the Public Square IN
its vicinity The finder will be sutaHly rewarded b. eaVirz
the Bookstore No.f, College street
t5-dtf
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NEW music, NEW Music


RESPECTFULLY announces 20 Fsr Old friends an1 cnaio
g mers that she Is still . be found a. 50 Col eye street,
over McCielitud'sl where using The
Howe Sewing Machines
she prepared handsomer ind better thar before
aAn and stitching Of az kinds done in me best manner
nov26lm
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LAW BOOKS.
J o HIN YO IL X & CO.,
hooks LLERs,

Have Just received the following collection Of
Law publications, to which they beg to invite the
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WETE have received direct from New Orleans 81 hhis
~ Of strictly choice sugar decy TIE best nov In mar
This lot Of Sugar has been repackee hogshsids are
all, and in excellent shipping order.
hIIZELL, HOOPER a. CO..
&C., 3
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SHOES

Courtney & Tennent; Hyde, Gregg Day Grav-
eley i Pringle Wilmans & Price II. F. SHohecker
J. T. Adger 4 Co
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GROCERIES.

Wadr0n Egleston & Co.; Edwin Bates & Co.; Co
hen, Willis Co.; Matthiessen O'Hara Co.: Pier
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WWTE have also 6gI< acres Of Land CT az miles from s
w city, the Broad street Pie. Tbs Land be divi-
dei into beautiful Building Lots By tie purchaser "l
be sold long tine
dec JLE r BROWN.
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Dry Goods.

Gillilands, Howell Co. Hyatt, McBurney q Co,
Johnston Crews & Co., Crane BOylston Co., John
G. Minor & Co.; Kerrison q Leiding; Chamberlain,
Miller Co; J. S & L. Bowie d CO.; Robert Adger
& Co.; Nayler, Smith & Co.; CadOw, Mckenzie 4 Co.
Direct Importers OF Plantation Goods.
Andrew AcDowall; Ravenel, Huger & Milliken.
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s1ITTTI,s CELEBRATED ALE.
FOR SALE.

WI rs NIlIlllIlI = u TIT
lust received q large shipmsutof SMITHS celebrated
wheeling Afes the hess in and for sale b.
MIZELL, HOOPER & CO,
dac3 Nos an 3 Market treet-
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NOTICE An are indebted Mr. suz5aCher eirsr -
account hereby notified forward aud 1eila
With his receiver at the house, udu gene viii
Ven beyond the 18th u January, 1850 and all Who have c
I against lin viii present thzE for settlement
Z. NJ PATTBRsCS,
L l--rE
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II Consumers can depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky is sold by the bottle and
onIv WIN. Il DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville by RAWORTH 81 GLENN
desl5-d3m
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E R. Stoddard & Co, Forge & Metchell; Hasel-
tine & Walton D. F. Fleming Il Co.; Durham,
Tnft 4 Cn a prinrIa 4 "a
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J. J. MILLER J.WATEaHAE.
MILLER < WATERMAN,
Auction & Commission Merchants,
MACON, GEORGIA.

WWTILL give particular attention % the puhc aid private
w sale Of Merchandise and Property Of every descriptions
and will make prompt returns for the sane
Refer, by Permission 10
J. B. " Ross T. R. Bloom, 2. Wirtsr L. n. LAMAR
Bond President Manufacturer Bank, Macon Georgia a"
81 Davidson Roche Bell R Habsrshan & sons, brigham
Baldwin Co. 2. j.. walsh savannah, Georgia. y Du - 3
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aFPsss. osa gIOsas. ans ourta...-.
wagon sheets and rent Cloths,
splendid BniIdinE Lots an the victnf-
L. n nnslnrfll. fnr snle

WETE ere oEering for sale l5ara beautiful
w Building containing nom to % each The
Middle Franklin Broad Street PiAes and
betEeea pixies Many o. tie Lots ane
p tmbered have them The soil Is iue, hey
shouts miles from city. NsighhoTho0d equal 10 ,-y.
dec2 L p BROWN.
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Havana Markets. s55
LATER FRoM cA1.rraRN1A.


ST. LOUIS, March l3.-The Overland California
mail, with adyices from the Pacific coast TO the
20th ult has arrived at Maloyss Station, the pres
ent terminus of the San Francisco Telegraph line.
Black Republican State Convention.
The California Black Republican State Convear
ton Was to meet in San Francisco on the 22d eit.,
for the purpose of eeetng delegates to the Chicago
Convention. 1t was generally believed that the
delegates elected Honld favor VIM. Ell. Seward as
their first choice for the Presidency.
Democratic State Convention.
The day appointed for the meeting of the Calfor-
| MIA Democratic State Convention to elect delegates
| to the Charleston Convention was the 2ath uis
Alarge majority of the delegates taus far elected
! to the Convention, render it probable that me
/ friends Of Latham will control tie Charleston dei,
i egation.
/ Duel Compromised
The duel which was to have take. place At
Eareka relative to question Of Hsraelty Of test,
mony. has been satisfactorily adjusted
: Stage Line 20 carsaa Valley.
i 4 line of stages has been established between
rIaceryille ana The Carsen Valley.
The stages are now running regularly between
these two paiAts a4
4 Diplomatic.
! WAsHisdfe..s. March 1.-THE Secretary Of State
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FURTHER By THE STEAMSHIP NIAGARA

a. "A < " @
X LONDON, Sunday morning, Feb. 2s.-( via Queens
town.l-The London Chronicle Of this morning
gives full synopsis Of the Russo Austrian treaty
Of alliance.
1t says that by the provisions of the treaty the
most ample concessions in regard to the Holy
Places at Jerusalem are to be made by Austria to
Russia.
Austria also agrees to conform her policy to
that of the Russian Government in relation to the
Danuhian provinces and SerYia.
As compensation for these concessions, Russia
agrees to guarantee to Austria the whole Of her
territory, including Hungary and Venetia, against
insurgents and foreign foes.
The Paris correspondent of the London Daily
News states that ministerial or cabinet meeting
was held on Friday, the oath. at which the Empe-
ror Napoleon presided, and at which resolutions
were taken against italian unity, for the reason
that some of the Great Powers besides Austria OBJ
jeeted to the annexation of so much territory to
Piedmont.
1t is alleged that the French Cabinet came to the
determination that the project for the xation
of Tuscany to Piedmont must be abandoned.
Modena and Parma may be annexed to Pied
mont, if such step is approved by the people of
those duehies.
The French Government still insists upon the
revision of the Romagna, but the question will
probably be submitted to conference of the five
Powers iiza1z.lzzz
Piedmont will be required to adhere to these
proposals, which are made under the threat of the
withdrawal of the French army from Italy, and
leaving her to the mercy of Austria and Naples.
The idea of creating separate state Of sover-
eighty of the Holy See, and the annexation of the
subjects of that sovereignty either to Tuscany or
Piedmont, has not been abandoned by the French
Government.
Tuscany, however, will be called upon to choose
a sovereign, and be erected into an independent
sovereignty. -
The Duke of Genoa, a nephew of King Victor
Emanuel, is spoken of as likely to~be chosen, as
France would not object to him.
E Further adyices from Morocco state that after
an interview between Marshal oiDonnell, Maley
Abbas, and the Morocco Minister of War. O. DON
nell declared the truce terminated and imma-
dately sent for the commander of the Spanish
naval forces to cooperate in active operations
against the seaport towns.