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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

STATE OF INDIANA, STAEKE Co Sc:
In the Starke Circuit Court March Term 1861
james y. nugda'c complaint or Notes and
Edward +. BylPs. I foreclosure.
Whercas. the Plrintifs in tho above entitled
cause By A.W Porter his ATTORNEY, has this dav
fled in my Office, his Complaint in said cause and
il annearng bv affidavit Of di-nterestei nerson on
file in said cause that the said Edward f. Bvies ia
a nonresident Of the State Of Indiana, therefore
the sail defendant Edward f. B,les is hereby mott
fed OF the filing AMI pcndeioy of said action, that
the same will be begun and held at the Court
House i'm Knox on the Second Monday the llth
day Of March 1861, aud unless he appear and
plead, answer. or d"mur. thereto the same will be
determined in his absence.
Attest John BENDER. elk. 6. c. G. c.
w s F. SHORT, Dept.
4. W PORTER, ATTY for Plaintiff.
nov1260.
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We should lack space TO give You lit Of all the
articles to be found al the Loa Priced Store um.
less the Editor will agree enlarge this raper.-
Our goods have been bought Oh the most favo-s-
able term, and we can and will sell as low as anr
store in the country We invite sl TO examine
our good, AID
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

NOTICE: On and after November LIST, 500. the
busienss of receiving ard delivering Freight ~,
be transacted ut the New Ware House, on the
South side Of the raiii Dad. Under no circum:tan
ces will goods be delivered until ali charges are
paid. s. r. EDWARDS, Agent.
n4Iw3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED. good girl or woman to do general
house work To che who is we'll qualified and
can come well recommended, liberal uages ana u
permanent situation Will be given. Must appiy be-
tween this and Christmas, to C. fl. REEVE.
ia
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TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given that George Laramore,
Jesse jackson and Phiiandcr Collin. heretofore
appointed nv the County Commissioners of Stark
County Indiana, will. the StlI day of Decem-
Der, ls6O, proceed to examine and assess the
amount of benefit or iniur, to the following des-
cribeca lnds in said county, through which it ia
proposed to construct and repaira drain. TO wit:
the south half of the south west quarter of section
thirty one, in townsh thirty -four, north or range
one west. and the west halfo section thirty one
ia the township aud rarg aforesaid. and the east
half of section thirty six in township thirty -four
north of rahcc two west. Said appraisers will
meet on the piece of land ir, above described. at
tea O'Clock a m of the day aforesaid, at which
mite ard place all wto think rrorer can attend.
BY order of the Starke Dt,hne COMPANY.
PETER SPEELMON, Clerk
no~lhnl9t3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

STATE OF INDIANA MARSHALL co.
In the MARSHALL Circuit Court. February Term
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COMPARE OUR PRICES

With those of our reighbors' and see the differ
ence- Give us a call 1T our old stand on the COZ
ner south of the Edwards House.
kICr K SMITH
sepI7-36ly
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! . ! Z
SEVEN YEARS!
"Gcsmspe'tim art ASsoeiliior,"

The seven years of unrivaled success attend
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nov-29-n44tf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17
RAILROADS.


TTUDsoN aIvBn RAlLsoAil--ron ALsAsr AND
III Troy, oonnccting NTH Ls4as soru sa4 West
TrAias ioav.t-
rnou cuASrres srHxrr. 80. rwIarr rssr srRkw-.
zspvcsa. and IA A. n. snd la itl9 A n aDds2SP.k
1toy ana Albany, Mall ssas ss1Ps
rroy a.d Albany t~h sleep iol5 PM Sundays incuse.
,roasSi ssp.I lei train. 7.NAN SAN sndipPx
sins s,nf .-sa' lek. ~ and D:ssk n, "a $50 sadTho
-. - sNisu. suprrinsenasnl
INV YORK, ALBANY AND HARLEx KuLRoaps-
central Ralresa fer :. points West Norhwss sod SOUTH
Burinsoa fissburS Rcas~s Point osdsnsburs ssa lon
sreaL % snd after Monday ~ lSl tsins WI lssv.
a,any A. sod r. - ksprss~ and NJ ~ n Exprp~s
mad train For oruton Fails r ~, stopping AZ I'll s.sons
above Yorkvile. For white Pains s:is K n % and no
r. H., Stopping NJ All ssuous For White rlaina r. ~
som white street depo< sscPng 9, AL sstioHA Prom wn
Mans Drsdss, n A. y and $50 r. NJ from rvsnsg strth
sees seR sergns :. al s's.,cns r.s wlllsms brdg@
..a AZ. s.pVt :s'vss;f :: q ,s.''s 90 .aes IN
~ and ~ p. ~ Bxpr~ss train. Albany n A. ~; East Al
s,env li.iS A n. Brprsss mail train; Groom rals A. u
sovv,ne q stations above rrsmons; whfsa Plns sid
IS and 10 A. NJ ana s40 r. ~ stopping ~ Al stations
G,yisrns BRIDGE S-syA- NJ and r. NJ, stopping ali "a
Socs: Williams Bridge 10 r. n "Wednesday and SATURDAY
'"s' ISHs sURCafLt. Assistant supertni sraept
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srEAMBoATs.

<yuASgF or HOUR FOR KgYPoRr TIM STEAM.
~ ioat kpyPOkT leaves foot Of Robinson street daily
Sundays essepsa a. - 0caVcx 7. d, and Reypors Al
Caoek A M
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
MR.. SAM CowELL
YORK.
Mr.. SAN CowELLs entertainments continued NJ
French Theatre, Monday Wednesday Friday
week ut Cowen has placed himself the beat possAAs
terms with the public He acts his with degree
complshed--New York Herald, Jan g. 1850
Mr.. SAN C0wKLL continues his series comic perfovr
and has already secured the
a We notice many of beat at these pouuia
tertainments.-N. Y. Times Dec. II, 1850.
Mr. CowELL Ia primo buHo in his special waik-at 60
individual Interesting amusing and excellent The
dcnce present were well pleased and Expressed their age
ddae for public fayor-N. Y Tribune, Nov. ~, la50
Mr. Sam cowels style Is famed for its originality and se
dramatic power His remarkable lexbiy features etv
falling fund Of hum expression the deive
Of his quaint mrth inspiring diies stands alone r
his peculiar walk and he Is rrcssbly he r
refined In his STYLE risk nothing in predicting
greatsst Of the seasonNew York Daily News Do
., 1850. 1
Mr. Sam Cowen Is certainly great He sings well, and =
produce Laughter out OF man Frustrated by e
indigestion In his lie believe him posuyuo
unrfvalled-New York Express, Nov - 1859.
Mr. Cowe has been enthusiastically received By largo
depces since his arrival In this country and cordially
mend him truly humorous singer OF the uneUe.
tionable type.-New York Home Journal Dec. u, 1869.
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aEw PUBLICATIONS.

THE snpOrsroap EDITION " THE wAyERLgy
A Novels. lgt ada ns Dictionary, Ierrys Japan Sptrkes
NtthrfUl c.tt 30. Knights original FietTA Saaks
4 r., NRrlee uo~9' AL N1b.e Authors, Boyle's Shaus
rfrei Allen ~ kevoulion, Thomas Paine WORKS
gether WITH ~ q arsy 81 elegantly ilustAt. works W
- ~ ~ auction Nrdnesfsy evening, BY BASVs Akll
WIN &IO, ,sa eau wv EryauusS,
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FINANCIAL.

nIyIDEND.-THE ENICKERBOCKER ICE COMPANY
IL will pay semi annual dividend OF ~ four per
and after the 18th The transfer books will be closed TN
that date inclusive X. T. COMPTON, President.
THKo BROWNING Secretary.
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TCoR CHARLESTON. s. c., SAVANNAH, GA. AND THE
IN South and southwest Semi eeky United states Mail
SIDE wheel steamship I4nc-rhe steamship MARION, 4
Whang commander, win leave pier No. North river
wednesday. December ~ at3 O'Clock r. n Rates pas
eAes WITH through tickets, foiows:-To Savannah 0
olS Charleston, O. Sls,New Orleans So rs, Mobile as
1oaSumeSy Ala 80; Nashville, fem 81 T5 MemphaS
Isl a. Chattanooga Us; Knoxville 50 50; Augusta ia
Oil -; Atlanta tl Columbia - o., SIT -; Charlotte
c. SIS For freight pasAss appiy TO sPOff0RD, TILES
TOk q CO., ~ Broadway. The misnleeat entirely
uteamAhip JNO. r. KING X Adams, commander, will
cssd on saturday December =.
Toe SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS, As BKLow.-
IT Tbs ART class side wheel steam snip AUGUSTA, Capt
woodh.Ii Sill leave % sAor'i.y Dec 2 a : r =.
fslowias PlAess;New orissn. ts =; MOBILE IS; Mont
zsans. ~. Sas;.soss. rs; S.ss ~. sT ls KnS,vis
Ssa..A SM Fct frscAt 2. pa.s.s' apply a BrosSwsy
end ~ % Ssigrd.y, Dec ~ ai3r ~
JOHN y. WILDER 0ELLIs. savannah ! AsesA
INOR SAVANNAH AND THE soUTH-THE NBw AND
IN elegant steamship MONTGOMERY, Capt wm c. Berry.
win leave pier Il ~ X, Thursday, Dec ~, at r. n
The steaners al aud surpAs
6n eeennoe comfort safety and speed By the
Tickets Orleans, 15 Mobile, So MontzDme0.
as Meanphi. e3 10 Nashville 81 IS; Knoxville SI5 81
Chattanooga t2s; Albany, SIS Columbus, SCI. Atlanta
12l Macon S1D; Augusta, AZ ~, Savannah, 35 Apply W
H X. CROMWELL Co, 50 West street aad Us Brosissy
The new steamship K X CUYLER succeeds saturday,
Dec y.
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N UnAted states Mail steamship
QUAKER CITY,
X. W. Shufedt, Commands,
viii for the above port Wednesday, December ~
~ twelve O'Clock NJ,
Prom pir as North river.
For frc1ght passage apply to
HARG0Us CO., No. = South street.
HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS EVERY TEN DAYS
III Friday December e. AT ~ O'Clock the
ship Oh SOTO, j. johnston Couhsander IS now r-eyins
fvixhI viii sail foDAof Murray
Norh river. LIVINGSTON, CRoCHEHyS Co, "a
Nuarry street The steamship Bienyile sails Jan
VrHRou0H FREIGHT ARRANGEMEvT.-PoR NOR
I'll folk Portsmouth City Point Kchasnd c0nnectsnx
with Norfolk and Petersburg and sJahsie Railroad for
LypchburR Memphis and intermediate places.
S-lsht received every day and through receipts furnished
Steamship JAMESTOWN Captain skinner, leaves every
s,eaship no sNoKE, Captain Couch svery saturday, =.
bP.M.
feieh, 70 Norfolk prr foo 70 city Point scents
nnd i.ichnCnd . crus
Px~,se Sorfc~ satsroon and meals includcd -; %
Petersburg chm ond sO, children between the VI
Z and Il. hall prica LUDLAN a HEINEkES,
No lis Broadway.
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PROM the Daily Times. I

Laura KrxsrsA grand operatcl spectacular. dsboli
cal musical trrpschorcsn fsruicsl burett acts
called sEyES SISTERS, produced At this theatr
OF course plenty OF fun btmiu aud overlooking
Miss Keene Miss Polly Marshall and Mrs. Aleu- with xe-srs
Peters and Lesson great In their respective parts AND
kent audience Of laughter from the rise 4
fall Of curtain. The entire piece OF thos
heartily when II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

myoo carr see Jolly and Irrcpre.sbIs set Of lmps
eArsk Laura Recess and IN "sevsn
body Who fellow ths svsn through brief
byt earthly and not s more lees fun
seems % think there little TOO much ..nsser' n u
netp really very capital creation and the acs Of bis
being quite Of place among the seven sAsters in
tAf elecson think 81. introduction clever ideA
and VERY well managed Ny feeling. however, the
close The play had too little Of Laara Keene
and Lofty Houeh and accordingly with usual
all the ng aad also the next
besides trying 10 see yet again on Thanksgiving Day when
hundreds others had IL goes
% great spirit and winds up with the mos brilliant
scenic display have soen-
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Prom the New York Herald. i

LAURA KKENKs risA grand spectacular piece OF
the dabocai order the SEVEN SISTERS which has been
In preparation, produced at Laura keene'a
10 an immense and Delighted audience II
eHnt extravaganza full Of amusing tuAton Astounding In
local and wisctSm and altogether laughter provoking
from beginning end But the specates OF the pe~
the effects and groupings which follow each
other in rapid succession and n getting them 9p
admirably done, and elected repeated
pause the browning glory the piece II the grand
formation the close A. spectacle certainly
the ans~s thing produced for combination q color
elect This alone u said to have
.sp~ssl s..
anything the scenic and ecaeulAr lane has
attraction kecnc called after tho
curtain. nd sticAly applaudld
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
IE,.,,, tho HAMA tnurp.I

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
From the Home Journal
LAURA KEEsps THKARrK-"The Seven Sisters's NJ this
theatre having profitable IL the best example OF
the spectacular drama presented In II Miss Laura
keene spared produce superb scenic effects
and illusions Even the plate glass OF the last cost two
thousand dollars and perfectly proving the superiority OF
the old formed of painted
cloths OF Miss keene II be truly said thai she is the
Lightest and nveiest of Thalia = train,
To crush her merits envy tries in vain:
The sternest brow unbends when she IL nigh,
Wood into kindness by her laughing eye
There sporting loves and winning graces play,
To steal the gazer from himself away
What heart e. er felt the magic OF her smile,
And paused 20 look for trivial faults the whiles
such graceful movements, mixed with courty ease,
Such native elegance must ever please.
Her good humor and her countless charms
The coolest cynic of his frown disarms;
We lose ourselves-and, pleased know noA why,
Forget W criticise when she IL byl
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.
The new pecr kccnes Ia like all the show
pieces this sgprby put upon the -te the
public appear regard entitled 10 their snecO1sc
CARDS The Seven Sistes are set ~ dabocal betuties
fu ~ Orc and run The best tat be aid ~ the pse y
that n IA Altogether ufrcrfhA5s and perfectly adapted
the exr~nccs the IL calculated ~ draw II does
draw ana VIII draw for long time, and those
whom draws quarter nicely in very pleasant manner
cushioned and makes them forget the tight
the money afkei and everything cleo which has
landency TO make people feet blue and loot blue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

r LIGHTNING. THE BAsHAw TROTrING STALLION
IL In view Of the prospective arrangement of private bus
induced TO offer Lightning Tor sale at one half the
price asked for hsm last Is perhaps superduous
70 that he Is the stallion Of his aonce
elegant In and graceful In action He Il entirely thor
oughbred and kind gentle that handle
him. II parted with previously espnsble party can
obtain his season stock purposes Address
his owner H. Spering Morsvie Bucks county Pa, or j.
Elliott Herald office, N. Y.
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CHuN AN EARLY gRAyE.--RBAD THE FRtvArE
- Medical Treatise ~ Dr. Ward regularly 81 RATED pay
Stefan WHOLLY devoted curing disease. ~ certain css
Patients MAJ 1T Ward upon any desef upon which
his bnk Remedies and trrstmrnthe mist sue
eeasfu IN the wcrdarc prepared IRON hfetne sp~n ~
the -eai ho rsf. and extended prtoce ihen mi
sound Onnse * Broadway
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Certainly The Seven sisters sustain the my fch rcputa
ton Of the The young ladies' Aforesaid DO and
an immense number Of funny things for earthly purpo
that could except pe.haps with the vile intent o
insist upon recognizing tbs affair Of Mis- keenes ver,
extraordinary Tell the O. A. that there !. plot worth
and the q. don't The g. y. pi3t.
bother people heads ADD they are better ~ wsnoa
tfem Aud @ay 10 the ~ that there l. god and su
Crnt rAon Why a. characters should corr Aa Il q
md Up an ths shlncs and the ~. dr -. ina re-
sta q peor.e arv generally excessively 1uI l1Aausn =
D.. that eyluscy Icutf nj ~ the lt ~cele - u IL
thing win " g. VITA tie rrst Of t" pss, "a ne &.
A. say never mind hlg thing, IL y.ig s1y
THUS equal 10 igt N ~ 81 something tytt ~ gt.li
&c, but the truth t. Nopael, laughed "cylsaniy A
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'srhe Seven sister" indescrbsbiuty the ghost
everything and o coursc. therefor SPIRITED but he boiJ
nohlng-the closing being perfect miracle o. spectl
cilar TRANSFORMATION and effect, and the dancing, an
aDlxc and the E9unve dri Tske altogether however
the "Seven Sltrx ~ the finest kind ~ optic Secarnla
Christmas show piece and amusing whip syllabnb N
nv
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roSEy TO LESD-AT MODERATE RATES ON Ola
M monds watches jewely silver dry goods and personal
s descriptions Goods may D. redeemed ~ any
time within one yesr NJ BARNARD, n Third avenue
privat~ Office hall door
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Ats THE ADVANCE OFFICES or L. JACOBS. MONEY
n be Obtained IN any quantity Watches Jewery,
bhmonds sessrs Dry gcodA Hardware Wines, BrAndies
h,shes prsoes gwen Business strictly conedenti Goods
Insured. Established In ls<a PRINCIPAL odzos 81 william
strssI branch once ~ Broadway.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-11
FRO1T WAsHTNGTON.

WAsaEGToN, July 10.
In addition TO those mentioned in last
nights dispatch as addressing the Brecken-
ridge meeting here were Senators Brown
and Davis, and Representative Florence.
A letter was read from D. s. Dickinson,
saying be viii support the nominations not
only because he regards them Rs personally
and politically worthy but because their
nomination emanates from the States who
can give Democratic votes in the Electoral
College, and because they are therefore rep
resentatives Of the democracy and its princi-
pies.
The Presidents speech last night was
quite long, some three thousand words. BE
expressed his gratifoation AZ the nomination
Of Breckenridge and Lane. he gave his
tory Of the establishment Of the two-thirds
rule in The National Convention, which was
in order tsJrefenf tii1e Auti-DemocFati State
combining with q few Democratic States to
nonlinats e candidate disagreeable to these
States, which would have to elect bim. Nei-
ther Breckenridge nor Douglas got two
thirds nomination; hence any Democrat was
az liberty t0vOte for either. c-itir r =
The President then went at some length
into an, argument that each citizen Of any
State has the same right to protection to his
property IN the common territories With any
citizen Of the other States. aias as--s ef--i
In conclusion, the President Eaia this was
probably the last political speech he shall
ever make. His position rendered It impro-
per for him to participants in the canvass, al
though his heart was IN II. he spoke Of the
long time he had been Acquainted with the
city of Washington, and wished all its citi
gems uninterrupted health and prosperity.
Mr.. Cobb, in some briefremarks, express
cd confidence ia the success Of Breckenridge
and Lane, and urged all good Democrats TO
labor zaalousiy to this end. Three hearty
cheers were given for the President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-11

sFhNs--It is asserted that in conformity
withi egal advice, Count Montalambert and
Don Fernando have cancelled the renuneia-
tion Of their pretensiont 70 the spanish
throne, signed By them when prisoners at
Fertosa.
ROAE.--n was repurted that the Papal
Government was about to grant reform.
There were frequent riots between the
troops and citizens ct Peruegia.
SARDINIA. - The Sardinian Chamber o.
Deputies had voted new loans, by 40 against
three.
AUsrRn.-A convention had been signed
between Austria, England and me Porte, lo5
submarine telegraph between kagnoa and
Alexandria.
RUssA.-It was believed that the new
Russian loan in London would prove fail
ure. The applications we're light and the
list would close on the S0th ult.
BRAEIL.--The Brazil mails Of the COM
mencemeut Of June had reached Lisbon.
Coffee at Rio s5,sO@66 reils for good tirst
stock, 5000 bags. Exports 10 the United
States since last mail, 10000 bags.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-11

81. L0UIs, July 10.
The New Mexican mail arrived yesterday,
making schedule time. The mail that ar
rived there before this one left went tSsoUgh
in IA days The road may noW be con-
sidered open, and mails viii now run through
on time. Nails sent this way arrive some
ten days sooner than BY the Overland Cali
tornia. A fine rain has fallen in New Mexico
since the last mail and crops are reYiyinF.
The Mountains around Santa Fe have been
on ire for three weeks, which was only ex-
tinguished by the heavy rains. The remains
Of two men, who persisted in the FIRE were
brought in, and two more are missing and
supposed 70 be burnt TO death.
The news from the copper mines ofthe dis
cOTery Of gold is creating great excitement
and large number Of persons have left Santa
Fe and other places for the mines
Capt Sturgess, with six companies Of first
Cavalry from Texas was enoamped on Ar
kansas river.
Major SedgWick, with four companies Of
Cavalry and tive companies ofDrOgoOns, sre
st Big Timber on the Arkansas and viii join
Capt. Sturgess in few days. They would
then 60 on as far as the neighborhood Of
Denver City, for the purpose Of hunting up
the kioWa Nations Of Indians
An express man was met with orders for
Major SsdgWiek to return to the head waters
Walnut Greek as some hostile Indians had
been there. Yesterday was the hottest day
ever felt in this place. The wind would
snfocate person. This mornings is cool and
cloudy.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE ARABIA.

HALIFAX, July 10.
The Royal Mail Steamship Arabia, Capt.
Stone, from Liverpool 30th, via. Queens
town July 1st, hiss arrived at this port en-
route for Boston.
The Royal Mail Steamship Africa, from
NeW York, arrived at Liverpool on the LIST
inst.
Garibaldi continued his preparations for q
new government
The agitation at Naples Is increasing.
Nest inhsmatory prOclamations had been
Issued By the Central Proclamation Commit
tee calling On the people 70 rise.
The French Commander had been aari0ys-
~ maltreatsd in the streets Of Naples. It
was supposed 20 be done BY members Of the
ADti-RefoTm party. He WIS beaten sense
leas,
The Commissariat Of the Tuelor districts
Of Naples were simultaneously attacked and
pillsQed on the 2Sth, the srchieves burned,
and the agent murdered.
Naples was proclaimed IN a state of seige,
and street sssemblages prohibited.
The Government had yielded TO the ener-
gstic demands Of the American and Ssrdin-
ian Ministers, and ordered the release Of the
two captured vessels, their crews and pas
ssngers.
The American sloop-ol-war IroquOis went
to Naples specially to assist the American
Minister in his representations.
It is confirmed that the King Of Naples
had granted new Liberal Constitution on
the terms already published.
The tri-colored hsg had been formally in
augurated on the public buildings, palace,
and war vessels, and salutcd by foreign ships
Of war.
The new NeapOlitan Cabinet had been
completed. Commar spinih Is President Of
the Council
Commander Martino is Minister Of For
eien Affairs, Senor Mama Minister Of FL
nance, and Marshal Lestucei Minister Of
War.
The Eeapolitau government continued its
preparatio1a for hostilities.
The proclamation Of reforms not appear
ing 70 give subsection, England and Aus
tria have ss5ented to the proposed conference
in the Franee-SWiss question. The latter
protests against the admission Of sardidia.
eEE1T HzrFAIk
The proceedings Of Parliament are unisa-
portaut.
Notice had been given Of q resolution IN
s The Commons, which would bring to q direct
issue the question Of privilege r6iaed By the
House Of Lords il rejecting the bill abolish
ing the paper duty. The report Of the
COMMITTEES on this subject is published. 1t
merely e. already reported, quotes the pre-
eedent and makes no recommendation.
FEGEcE.-phe rumots Of q eoutenn plated
Ersneh lean Of 100000 900 are officially con-
trEdicted. 20,
The prohibition against the publication Of
Epiac0Pel paHtorals IN ths French pfcsr;- has
been withdraWr
The b0uTss vas very dull
Rentes elplsa 6 esf 6so,