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80 ~. rrbis great American remedy, contain
a1sD Nsrcuriai or Basam,c properties, eSceis
:. s..sins heretofore offered the pupic, IN It's GU
s't1 ,,sstorative and renovating powers; and
r. ss.s..5ssI world are astonished when told that
y ar~s remedy will cure the above Diseases and
= lstf@nded when they have ocular dem9nstra-
ss.JI"1 the facts. But the proprietor. who has
tfas % oi Inc remedy for twenty odd years. has
90, ,,.n o! case of twenty years standing to be
.,.sfst 10 perfect health. and ail other cases ni
Ter darh,ion 70 he restored. without slneles
9,,1-rbrr. which the remedy will not cure. pro-
~ he directions are carried out with prudence
= i, part of the patient; and any one pure hasns ~
- dozen bottles. and using accordingly, IN me-
- ,t.r csse. he guarantees a perfect cure; ana III
-, q failure. will furnish additional meaic'he .
re " and a cure will lie effected without incon-
'faeahSSs JEFFERSON r DUPTY, No. 20l Broad
.., '".s - md o. A. STRECKER. Main street, Drug
'fce'. ..aT,s or (or the city of Richmond.
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THR LAST SERvIvOR OF THE WYOMING
MAssACRE.-The Harrisburg Pa Telegraph,
of ihe 5th inst, announces the death of Mrs
+. Weeden, the last survivor Of the Wyoming
massacre Mrs Weeden was twelve years old
at the time, and she retaine4a vivid recollec-
ton of the massacre until her death. She was
a prisoner with her sister in the fort where
every male was put to death by the tomahawk
The sisters left the Valley with their father
aud mo, her, and travelled with a flag Of truce,
through the then dense forest, till within for
ty miles of the Connecticut river. There they
were met by two white men and taken to Col
chester.
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Closing Doors.-As far as we have been en-.
abled TO ascertain, most if not all the mer-
chants ON Main and the other principal streets,
are anxious to suspend business and keep closed
doors on the 18th inst, to enable their clerks
aud statesmen to participate In the inaugura-
ton of the Clay Statue, providing the closing
is made general. Believing that every nrm is
willing to sign an agreement to close, we sug-
eest 10 some gentleman, who has leisure, 10
draw up list favorable to closing, and pre-
sent il to every house ON Main street for sig
natures. by adopting this plan, it will be
very easy matter TO see who objects to devstine
a day to the memory of one of Virginia's
greatest sons. Who will start the list for sig-
mai
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',c;,pEcrAL NOTICES.
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- '''T.r, ""rs soEyBfpESasI.L oasb fpESsILrrArKD PRO
.sosEN-pVr VrEssioNAL MEN.
yer YET a..s ,oRRfE oRRfEssrdRhTfVE srdRhTIfvVExNDIN And IN
q, fer, you '"e 'VIs;0RAT0k.
.,oau elasxes--it may save vatnAne
Tt ol,sl a. no; believe that any othef fe"ieuy
!. sath H''S" HEAR-HEAR
~urRFV r. +. RRDOkE
f"' BALTIMORE, FEB. |th' lS0O.
,e,t,yfy j. MprbYay
ftr' ~ Il ,o,,r Hampton's Iincture has neen
7, q ase "ih },sS,ys 10 me and my fandiy. Inc
!, - f.s Asa on my shrost disease has been mar
,is,i a's ar All such diseases m4st cordtasy re-
..slataS a. Pastor Of the Eu:aw NJ. r.. Church.
.sAN INvIG0RAT0R,
..nys,or and restorative. where gentle
issE EtnNs'arsnted we believe Il superior 10 all
& aaisIlWas hefore the public as esrstor Dy:per,
- teia 80 srrotsla md Rh,Hp1nfiSta. with All
- Csrsss ~, stomach and Bowels. II has been
ss,sss g 70 the single ard married. We offer
$50 ,,Slashe remedy, which thousands VIII:
~ urs AND CHILDREN.-This TING
ssNAIbe ~. he found great medicine Tor AL their
as,a'ss... n and get Pamphlets and see cures.
- i'RCEtL, LApD d CO.. RICHMOND
So TnoK r, Fredericksburg: hy All the urNG-
3 W. petersburg: by MORTIMER NlOW =
rsa psi,,more; and by Druggists and Shop
ssA,,. ever; where. 81 per bottle; SIX BOTTLES
ssspsn e'''' ap 2-d&cwts
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Bricks and Brick Making.-We are informed,
from reliable authority, that company
of practical men Of this city have COM
menced extensive operations at Port Mayo In
the brick -,naking basiDese. Steam will Re
used TO supercede labor to a great extent, and
the most improved machinery, In practical
operation at the large establishments Of the
North, will be introduced. Some Of the inter-
ested parties have paid special Visits to the
extensive brick manufactures at Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York, and are satisfied
that. better bricks can be made here, with the
machinery ma lie use of in those cities. than
there, since GU clay. particularly that At Port
Mayo, is of superior quality: The patent
right for one of the best machines mas been
purchased, for such an extent OF country as
to secure the trade Of the city, and works are
now being erected and laid out for the produc.
ton of as many bril Ks rs the builders OF our
city may require. The number can be IN
creased according to the demand. as the man.
ufacture is not limited, AS in the old-iashioned
way by the number OF hands he may hire al
Christmas. Steam never tires, and machine
nv can be multiplied At any time. Most OF the
bricks now made use Of in the large cities Of
the North are produced by machinery and
burned with coal.
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A MURDERER BURNT AT THE STAKR.-The
Vicksburg (Miss.) Sun says that few days
since 3 negro man on Mr.. WoOlfolk's plantA.
tion. near there, while working in the field,
stabbed a fellow servant, q woman, to the
heart, without any provocation. Upon per-
petrating this bloody deed he fled to the woods,
not however, before giving several other ne
eroes to understand that their time would
come next and after them two white men
living hard by. Dogs werc put ON his track,
and after q chase Of several hours he was cap
tured. though not without desperate strug-
ele-the pursners being put to all they knew
to take him alive. Having securely bound him
they took him hack to the plantation TO con.
slider what was best TO be done In his Gaze. Sc
yeral highly respectable Gentlemen were pre-.
sent At the council, who decided TO burn him
mt the stake which was done in the presence
Of all the rcxroes on that and several Of the
adjoining plantations. The wretch died curs-
ing all around him.
MxxIOAu ARpAIRs Semi-oficial advices
from Vera Orux. received in Washington,
state in adAtticn TO what has already been
published that she Liberals debated the
fourth Reeimont Of cavalry Belonging . Hi.
ramon on the Sth nit, ten miles West Of ia.
lapA taking their hOysoe, ayms and amnuni.
ton. 0enoral VillalvA Liberal, had ds1eated
ave hundred ReactiOnists q San Martin,
twenty.dvs miles wess OF FusnlA, taking
sidsraSle quantity of arms and ammpnition.
0ereroi PneSlita, LtAe1Al, was hosiagtne La.
enyBe, ReActioniAt, q Hueyapam, 11lY mi1ss
north az Mexico. The city of *PpeAla VA
throataned u the combined tovces 0f yltlaava,
Xlatfiete ard Ohvajal. Several lslters stati
ihas tAS 4ty Has aiFsedy hssn ta1sn, bnt tlia
uQoAp eOu6fu4 tt0n.
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ARMY AND NAvY.-First Lieut. Dabuey II.
Maury, Regiment Mounted Riass. hes beeh
appointed Assistant Adjutant General, vice
Mai. FIN. Page, deceased. Second Lieut.. ls-
roy Napier, First Dragons, has resigned his
commission, and his resignation has beeo &C.
cepted by the President. Lieut.. Geo. Brown
has been detached from the prize orig "vir-
ginian," but IL to remain at Norfolk ~ . Wit
ness In the case Of that vessel
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NOT so BAD AZ REPORTED.-The Troy IN.
W Times contradcts the story that John
MOrrissey manifested indifference when told
OF the sudden death of his mother. On the
contrary, he gave $500 to friend, with in
structions to return Immediately to Troy and
provide for her funeral. That friend did re-
turn to Troy, and under his direction poor
Joanna Morrissey was buried in an elegant
coffiu, with silver plate, screws and handles
the funeral taking place from the residence Of
Morrissey's mothe -in.l law.
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Somsthing Rich.-The gymnastic Turner So.
ciety of this city, are to give a grand ball and
theatrical performance at Monticello Hall. on
Broad street, tonight and we are sure that All
who attend will b- highly delighted with the
entertainment. The Turner's are all Germans.
we believe. and many Of them are highly in
teliigent gentlemen, and possessed of fine his
trionic talent, which they will display to-
night to the best advantage. The ball will be
interesting to those who like to "Trip 1t on the
light fan tas tic toe - and the management Will
be entirely satisfactory. Price Of admission
81 for one gentleman and two ladies.
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NKw ROUTE TO CHINA.-The government Of
q rea: Britain is about TO take steps for the
construction of a first class highway or rail-
southwestern frontiers of China. Half its
length, or $50 miles, would be constructed
through British, the remainder through Bir-
mese territory. The part of China thus made
about sn,0oO.OO0 inhabitants, and the region is
In the main highly productive. Steam COM
munication will also be shortly established
between that city and England, by way Of Cal
cutta, Bombay and the Red Sea.
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AN IMPORTANT PATENT CAsx.-The apple
cation of the owners OF MoTse's Telegraph
patent for an extension or renewal Of the eole.
brated Morse patent, Is now being tried esSoro
the Patent Office Commissioner. The oppO-
nents are the celebrated Henry O'Rtelly, also
Of telegraphic fame, aud Col. Smesd.
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THE SANBoRH ARRxsr.-A public meeting
was .held in Concord, Mace, Friday nigAt,
born and denou ncing the u. 3. Senate an0
its officers for attempting to arrest him. San
born addressed the meeting, nOulishing the
hand-cuhs which the officers had on him tha
daY he AfOre,
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Let OF.-Henry A. Douglass, the young man
who was arrested and Gagged last Thursday Al.
ternoon, for entering store on l7th street ano
exchanging his hat for another, whilst Ne was
mt. ar the influence Of bad GIN, WAS again De-
fore she Mayor last Saturday. From en tne
circ S,ns tancls connected with this excnan9s,
the Mayor became "a 'tsfled tnat UocesHss nAu
intf&led no wrong ana 'nere'ols o''en@'sso
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FInINo AT AN AMERICAN vsssnL --Oeptaiu
Swasey. Of the ship Mmsconomo, ~ New Or.
leans from Liverpool, reports that on the 6tA
ult., while on the island Of Cuba, he was
chased and fred at by war steamer carrying
aud the Spaniard questioned Capt. Swasey -
to his destination, and then sailed away With.
out further explanation. The Musconomo he'd
her private signals and the Americas ensign
flying at the time of the Occurrenco. n 8
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BURNT TO DEAfH WHILE READING IN BED.
Some week or two ago, in Cheatham County,
Tennessee, Jas. Morgan retired to bed 10 read
and after he had fallen asleep the family was
aroused by his screams, when they hurried to
his room inst as he threw the door open and
fsll PROSTATE to the floor. He was SO badly
burnt that he died in day or two afterward.
He had some $1,000 in his room, the greater
part of it being in gold, some Of which has
been recovered in q damaged condition, but
the paper money was entirely lost.
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April SAowvs commenced yssterday noFu.
ing. and brought with the vivid flashes Of
lightning and deafening peals Of thundsr.
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POsrNIsTRneeus ArP0Iu9DD.- -0fo. j.
Biakemore has bsen appointed postmistsess aA
Mt. Scion. Augusta county, We, vtce Heary
naa has also eeea appetntsA 70 tAs sanAe o0ee
at Franklin. Peedlston coanty, Va, vtoe .Wn.
Hannah, resigned.
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.ible men. He wanted to say in Charleston

sible men. He wanted to say in Charleston
what he could say here.
Mr. Bonham-You had better tryit
Mr. Izovejoy-l can 60 70 England and there
discuss the question Of Church and State, or
any other British institution. But IL I 20
iato the slave States and talk against sla-
very. where Is my protection
Mr.. Miles. Dem.,) OF s. C:-Can you 90 to
England and incite the laboring classes there
to assassinate the Queen3
Mr. Lovejoy--I don't desire to do that.
under the Stars and Stripes. claim 1t. 7
demand 1t.
Mr.. Bon ham-we want you to asserti,
Mr.. Loveioy-When you call us small far.
working people Of the North, we don't harm
you. If a mechanic from Pennsylvana were to
60 South and speak about the superiority of
white labor, he would be held morally respon-
sible. You would strip him aud sconrge him
by the hand OF slave, and perhaps tar and
feather him.
Mr.. Barksdale-The meanest negro in the
South is your superior!
Cries Of "order" from the Republican side
Mr. Loveioy, in speaking OF John Brown,
said he would not curse him. He would pour
no execrations upon old John Brown He con-
demned what he (13rown) did. He disapproved
OF his act He believed, however, that his
purpose was good one and his motives hon.
est and truthful. John Brown stood head and
shoulders above any man here uptil he was
strangled Any law to enslave man was as an
arrangement among pirates to distribute the
spoiis. BY what right do you of the South
get together and enact laws t,at l or my
child should be your slave! Every slave has
right to run away in spite of your laws,
and to fight himself away. Were he (Love-
Joy) slave, and were II necessary to achieve
his freedom, he would not hesitate to fill up
the chasm and bridge 1t over with the car
casses of the slain. He loved the South.
a voice-We don't love YOU'D
Mr. Loveioy-So it was with the Saviour
Ihey didn't love him. (IauQhterl Gentle.
men who talked Of dissolving the Union could
no more do it than they could stop the shining
Of the sun. Virginia, instead of clothing her.
self In sleeps grey. should clothe herself in
sackcloth and ashes, on account Of slavery,
and ought 70 drink the waters of bitterness.
Mr.. Marin, (Dem, y of Va-If you will
come into Virginia We will hang you higher
than we did John Brown
Mr.. Lovejoy-No doubt of it.
The Committee rose, and the House ad.
i~urned.
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SuIClDR.-Mrs. Mary Ann Latson, wife Of .
dentist In New York, committed suicide on
Friday morning last, by shutting heTse1 IN
room with pan of charcoal. She had often
threatened to end her life becsuse her hus.
band, of whom she was very ieaious, would
not leave a business which brought him In
contact with so many women"
The GREAT EAsrRRN.-The Manchester
(EnG.) Guardian esys the additional sum re-
quired by the Directors of the Great Ship
it Is conflden fly assorted that th~ Great Eas-
tern vail be ready 70 start for New ork-her
des stinntion on her first voyage acToss the At
lantic- -abOut the end Of May or early In
June.
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Hastings Judge.-The City Council will
meet this afternoon, and will probably appolnt
a day for the election of Hustings Judge. The
voters have decided by an over whelming ma
iori:y. that the new Court is needed, and the
sooner it il now organized and set TO work
the better it will be for all concerned. II the
people are careful TO select sound ana able
iawyer-a man who knows his duty, and
rknowng, will perform 1t promptly and I'm
ysnr,ialiy, no citizen will regret the tax neces.
sary to pay him liberal salary.
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ess1s,sae y naesrkoridge e Alum Watey.-The water
trss ssahiNI, can he used at this season with
a. n avsss "ssa AZ an Alternative, it II unsqrpess;
Gar, a,S.s sc.ss o. Dyspepsia. Liver Com1laint aad
isle as strengthening tonic truly veleeb!e. For
nat FIHHER & WINSTON,
---A No. l1 Main stroot, 6Ole Agents.
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SIX MEN KILLED IN Coal MINE.-A fright
full accident occurred Thursday at Hays Il Co.'s
coal works, on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Six
men entered the shaft for the purpose Of GO
ing to work, and We're being let down in the
usual way, when the rope attached to the
windlass through which they were being low
cred, broke, precipitating them at a distance
of some one hundred and twenty feet to the
platform below. The result is easily imagined.
The entire party were killed, and their re-
mains terribly mangled. They were all mi
ners, and worked in the pit. Three Of them
were married, and men of families.
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Companv paraded on the Capitol Square
last Saturday afternoon for drill, and attract
ed a vast coucourse Of persons TO witness the
accuracy and precision Of their naovements.-
The members Of + pride themselves ON their
correct department and soidierly bearing, and
are determined, If possible, to have no supeTi-
ors in the regiment They have been rendered
an invitation TO visit the White Sulphur
Springs during the summer months, and will
no doubt accept.
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E4siss Txisc - On Saturday nteht last,
wsis,,msn Branch arrested and Gagged neGIo
fellow aamsd Dick. slave - Ms: SaxaA =.
TlahuSv. tor attempting to break into the
ha,chcrss stall Of William Cullingsworth, In
the First Market. He will be heard and dis.
,sosefi 81 hY the Mayor this morning.
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A STAGE BURNED-On Friday morning hast,
the coach carrying the mail from Lock Haven
to Tyrone. Huntington county, N. r., took
fire from q lighted match thrown into the
straw in the bottom Of the coach, and was en-
tirely consumed. together with the mails and
the baggage belonging to the passenGevss In
aninstant everything was enyeioped In flames.
It was with dinlculy that the passengers es-
capped from the stage unhurt, the horse hav-
ing taken fright and run Oh.
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Sieaiisg.-John Sullivan was arrested and
Gagged last Saturday, to answer for stealing ~
George T. smith. He will answer before To-
Mayor to-day for the offence.
A Rsrirnl Of religion has been progTeoeinG In
the Methodist Church at Manchester for aoyo.
raj days past, aud a large number Of parsons
have profeseed conversion.
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Hosei and Ordinary Liceases.-The Commits
sioaers of the Reven ue and Sheriff Of the city,
NAV be found at tho Office Of the City CoIiec-
tor, in the City Hall, this morning, from ~
until twelve O'Clock, prepared 70 issue Licenses
to hotel ana ordinary keepers, VINO are 70
The Hustings Court will be In session ~
II O'Clock, and all interested will save them.
selves much trouble by being ON nand and
complying with the req ulremen0 OF tne law
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The Ci,ewif Coxye Of Richmond city, l0r ~
trial Of criminal causea, will cO0msnee tto
spring term this morning, Members Of IT,
Grand Jury are expected to attend p0netoAnv
at II O'Clock, ~ Judge Meredith will b s0n
the bench At that hour prepared 70 commence
the labOrs before him.
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Fish Fries begin to day. and will b. contin-
ued for weeks to come. 6everAl parties are to
leave the city for short country jaunts. and -
the weather 10 a. delightful as that Of 0otsr.
dav, cannot fail to enjoy the recreation they
seek
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d T.. Nssice. 1.-The books fev subscripeisne
lk6GR seasp.tsl ap.tsl stock Of the .sOLD DOMINION
9sasd !, - COMPANY" Of Richqon1. viii 3
Wat A. We lnsurancs Oaice Of Worths@ =
s' nj s,.r ssnder the dirsctisn Of " W. - =
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Tyip,efs.-A COW belonging to DR.. Ccalllug,
in Henrico county, two miles from this city.
gave birth, on Friday night lAst, to tAreo
calves. all Of whom were alive aud On thelr
feet last Saturday morning
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JArAH.-A small quantity Of tea from Japan
IL daily expected 1T St. Petersburg. A IRE
took place at Nangasaki on the 10Th Of Decem-
her, Destroying saOO, 600 worth Of property. II
was supposed TO be the work Of an incendiary
Japaneee law, to b burnt alive. The foreign
ers at that port were OrgAuixiug theuselvea
into . Are brigade. A ore also broke ont q
YOkuhama on the I'd January, Destroying
nearly all the foreign houses.
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THE MARKET RATES AT CHARLEsTON.-The
Charleston Mercury, Of Friday, gives the fol-
lowing price current Of family marketing
there the day before:
Beef. as to quality, sells from l2h to 20 cts.
per ID. Veal, Lamb and Mutton. each sell at
lsa2U cents. Live Hogs sell az 6ha7h per
cwt., gross; dressed Hogs at ~ cents. and Pork
at I2XaI5 cent? per ID. Turkeys in the feather
sold yesterday at $iaS5 per pair; Geese at
81 .50a$2, and Chickens, as 10 size, from IS cts.
to SIPS. On account of the boisterous wealth
er, the supply of Fish, except Blackfish, was
barely adequate TO the demand. Halibut
steaks sold at Is cents per lb. Snapper, from
Florida, sold at $l l5O each, or 50 cents a steak.
Shrimps, also from Florida, have been selling
at So cents plate. Whiting continue scarce
and realize 50 cents string OF six or seven.-
Blacklist sell ut -25 cen is a string. Two large
Blackfish, each weighing five pounds, sold
yesterday at 50 cents. The Vegetable market
remains about the same as last reported. Az
paragus at . cents a bunch, and Okra, from
Havana, at 25 cents plate. are the only new
additions. The current rates are Green Peas
l5aTS cents a quart; Northern Cabbages lea3l
cents each Greens lua15 cents her head Irish
Potatoes 37a5O cents, and Sweet do. 5Ua62 cents
per peck; Celery, Radishes, Salad, &c, cents
per punch Eggs 20a25 cents per dozen; ano
Fresh Butter 25a3l cents per Id.
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APPLICATION REFUeED.-An effort has beoo
made by the authorities Of Norfolk, Va, to
procure appropriations from the Geueral gov.
ernment for the purpose Of erecting pest.
houses and building hospital quarter for No.
lignant and contagious cases Of disease 1t The
quarantine ground, also for erecting wharf
unsuccessful. s-. . l-7s-s .ss-.s.- Il IA
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THE ExCOMMUNICATIoN OF Victor EMAN-
UEL.-The Paris Constitutional states that
Victor Emanuel, intimating that henceforth
all relations between his Holiness aud the
Royal Family must be considered as broken
off. That his majesty will understand that
he has openly violated the laws OF the Church,
and is formally communicated. The Holy
Father reserves to himself the duty Of taking
into consideration the interests of the Univer-
sal Church and the good Catholics Of Pied
mont, before proceeding to severer measures,
which, in any event. weigh from heneefol tn
upon the person of the King Ii Nerd says,
the moment the Pope's bill is Illuminated, the
cities of Milan, Genoa, Leghorn, Turin, Bo-
logna, and Florence have agreed to illumi-
nate, and give the character OF a national cele-
h~atiOn to the event