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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-14
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After dwelling at length upon the vari,
Gus points here presented, the Senator an
nouced another illustration Of his doctrine,
and said
Passing through Vregenness, il Yer
mont the other day, gentleman in the
cars called my attention to an old piece OF
Continental money, and he said to me
1" Do you notice these words Mind your
own business" Another gentleman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30
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Baron Vincent dc Tuyn dc serooskerken. chamberlain
TO the King Of Holland has just died At the Hague qu
suddenly, from the rupture OF blood vessel He bad
gone to visit Lord Napier, and found dead BY his
servant quarter of an hour after his return homo.
u stated in letter from st. Petersburg tha& the us
sian has sanctioned The statutes Of The com
pany for establishing line Of navigation between 81.
Petersburg and Antwerp.
Jules Coignet, the well known landscape painter, and
Moreau sainu Professor II the Conservatoire do M
sque, have just died at Paris
Picco.omip condescencs sing ut fl00 night SgnO1
Giuglin Harmed, sold outright, for three years. 70 M
Lumley, at the rate Of eco francs month lf4oo)
GiugBn earned for his impfessario 600 nancs
In three months, singing ct Paris Milan ono 1ufm In
price at Milan was ESQ night
The Avvnir OF Nice states that The Emperor Of TIL
French has offered the Empress DowaSer o. kusaH AZ
guard Of honor replace the Testimonies soldiers q
villa dc Greats and that her Majesty accepted the o
G once.
very comic accident has happened TO NJ. Louis veui
tot Az editor of the CNSUvf He arrived Ia Paris rof
Rome brip dispatches from the Pope 70 the nunc
10 Pars among which doubtless there was bull Of en-
commun,caiion. BE was, however watched By GussFs
spy apo on bis arrival AL bis papers were taken ffo
BIN The Patyis contradcts report which appears
have been current that he had been arrested. k3
General TrezN sometime Minister 1t War under Iou.
Philippe Afterwards tutor 70 the Count de Paris,
Just died Ut the age Of eighty.
On Tuesday, April 8. Mr. Aacready, the eminent tired Y
dian, who till recently has resided ct Sherborn6 N
united In marriage OF the church OF St John, Durdhs
daughter Of the late Sir William Beachey. Mr. Macrea
has, the records Of bis birth speak correctly, attain
bic sixty eighth ear, whilst the young lady whom he
he'd to the altar Is only In her twenty third year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

~ Ne ANerca~ dUth1is sAo Aars bosn ssirto - 0s6
CIV 10 yskass those who unwilling 70 70.
We Viii sees ths okgususg sSbjees Tor Ne preoene ~
sse mere extract from the above letter the subjeet
(hD<Ae emigration - ia
AZ 0e mere qaesfon Of emigration, there can Be 10
sores thpk, bus thss Of real emgraAisa pro-
emigration there obiscason bnt hold thai he Hsvana
Gcone Ssmo u net emigration. when u becomes nereay
Drymg OF voluntary emigrants 10 work on humane
none@ nfms faithfully carried out, the greatest eb
r0son 70 WI cease Bot this very different ron Tia
tyse1 o. kicknapping, imprisonment and intnnddat(eA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30
France.

PARIS, April Is, 1850
cormvntqse bas been addressed to the Union and 10
Tho Gazette 9 Fyance, which recommends more resoect
ful treatment OF international questions and states that
hefc Journals IN Designating the Count do Monteon as
Cbarks VI mus ignore the constitutional rghs of the
Tho Tunes correspondent at Paris rays:-rhe Minister
Of War has commissioners the Chief Of the STAT OF the
eopsde osmes unoer ne command OF Marshal Canrobert
70 inspect the fort Of Rauss the frontiers Of Sw.zer
land.
The Minieter OF Marine authorizes young meu or the
class OF 1859 residing the coast 10 contract vo,u,
tary eDgsasmeps TO scve IN the navy Tor seven years
In order to facilitate this the height recurei for adns
zion reduced rom enc metre Sky Eve oep.grAdes
metre sixty three cebvisrA5ee.
Great activity is Observable in The Port o. Toclon and
hewRe Mt Marseilles
imperial couriarr from MrrSei'ses " Ccrsnrsrop,o,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30
Our Paris Correspondenoe.

PARIS, April IL, 1850.
Ne He''gsoW yeasow-A Pen and Ink Psdsre of
Fashionable -Prpareis~sfor TIE Reception
A1 ne hspres-A CDn1adcAo~ of ns Report
ocpeSs y c0ssk xonsemo,sa asd he Bsu0e-A
~~.,. e''0'-A Free Trade osmmissso~ Awnorfsod--
49, oeA O'ess-fAe Anglo CSmmercsal Treaty
I'D &c Ae~ Sf Ra0s- TA.a.rsosa, wsa.A.r. a.
:. he religious season has c,oesd ana 49,.
Bun ID forth and glares you in the face le o,us
mo eager they are, can scare s.,:,
y ~ i'leasur$sfv How happily does ns,ur. 49,,
cut the fnstnctS Of humanity What bl.s.in, n !. -.
The young that thew nobility their loves their psso -,
drsss and dkplay should be precisely the food on when
sse respectable do~.xcr not yet out Of ooncet 9TH Inc
S~sson Of her mirror, desires above al osher snine, n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30
Our Berlin Correspondence.

BxuIS April II, 1850.
Indignation q TIE Prlsiam Csstne at Lord yah. E..
seWs Blss Book-DipomaHe Eqsa7arsSw Pxsursmtsa
b. Lord Boo~feld's Bad 0rammsy, 1usaosooy and o.
os'ocssd'y PAruss-I ecsltsriy q Baron seNesus-sa<
Pvtses u Wales en- rosas 10 CO6swo 10 vssa III,
Unek Q)-HI Reception at kaodsbwp By Prsncs F,sde
yiok Nllsa~ end Wvs-Coms's~ssssvy HILLARY Re-
r<oc-Pswssia~ x2itary Psda~ty-Specxlassors ON a.
Prfsc< Of WsIes vi1t-Ia-eassd oO~us~ptss~ of Laos
Beer, DC.
In one II NY former reports ! mssHoned that the
Irusen goyerunens were in despair at The iStissrsuss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

General Iamc,ciere, in bis qualify OF COMMANDER Ia
CHIEF OF the Papal troops only reeves the Pooe and no
Cardinal AnOnel Of the Preside ncy Of the War Depart
nept The CARDINAL having, however, insisted on ksv-
BY French general, friend Of General Lamoriciere
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TURIN, April IA, 1850.
In today's sitting Of the Chamber OF Deputies on q re-
port OF the committee To reference petit on sore
irbabsbw Of the Northern Province Of savoy request
ing liberty snd atitu 70 in voting upon the question Of
anness,ion the Chamber by large majority passed to
sbe Greer or the day
The Chamber was then prorogued until the lss OF May
The number Of deputies who have inscribed their
psmes 10 accompany the King his through Central
Italy has been increased BY ITO.
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WAS TO 60 and be coole; refused; was tied up and
beaten with stick, and then sent into foreign ship
and nked was willing refused again, and was sent
back TO IA Row Tang: This time AGAIN beaten and
my toes were tortured lighted joss stick was applied
70 my ANGLES (marke shown Of bad burn) until could
bear the pain no longer 30 went board the foreign
some were willing, but al were not asked.
Ngd All Nun, taken from Oldenburg ship-Thirty,
dealer In salt sh belongs 10 Tsang Ching district the
9th December three men seized hold Of him. robbed him
river, and put him into small boat they proceeded 70
Chung Chow, took him board hakow boat and asked
him whether he was willing 70 30 abroad; he said "No
they struck him the bead and back with back
knife; they again asked him; he again refused they
ducked him, having frat made fast his hands behind ha
back after the third immersion he consented he was as
once taken on board n his vet clothes foreign ship;
willing to 20; he replied, "Yes the Portuguese asked
him bow his clothes became wet he said 1.-THE people
on board The hakow had beaten and ducksd him" he
The others tell the story, and their statements
are to certain extent confirmed by the following ex
tracts from = letter publshed in the China kal -
have seen ocolie IN the yard Of barracoon beaten
gentleman agent At first the friends OF The
cooe traffic would have believe that kidnapping rare
over occurred But the proofs were too paipabIe;
calling on fathers and elder brothers 70 exhort their
and younger brothers mos to be eniiced on board The
cooe ships others describing in fearful coors the coolies
me Others blaming the forenersfor the part which they
took IN the trade o.bes, calling for summary yenreancs
on the dastardly kidnapping and finally eighteen Ednap-
Pers PAID the penalty Of their crimes With their lives
mat kidnapping has been practsed OF old by the chi
nese fact, and that it s not excessively rare on
BOARD oooie ships also fact. Kidnappers men have
peer Iansoned; kidnappers have been caught BY the
American authorities; {hare seeN Ehe has of HHp5yHg
meoscin, found on ntir persona and told by an OIL
Wat bali Of them went pressure. II any one te-
beves that all the cooles are voluntary emiGrsntr, l ks
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eqmeaent 70 breaking up OF the English ministry.
The accounts received In Paris contradict the report of
the time with General Ortera The Carlisle rebellon
more rckess capture Queen Isabella could hardly have
made Like the wclfto hold him is unpleasant to let
nn go, equally So But It is said that though General
Ortega was seen few before the refusal of the
troops 10 follow him. to be talking with uncovered head
70 persons in plain clothes the moment that
LOOK place those same eceed and have not since
been beard Of The Count de Montemon and his brother
DC presumed are not therefore among the captured
OF ne Representation Of the Minister authorizing com
ee OF manufacturers and others engaged in trade who
pre- Foreigners to give evidence on the various duties
Mncn N iaIps to the principle free trade, may be
eTed with eqy on tho various articles OF commerce
erai Anvitey 10 also dead. ''1
Several paper manufacturers OF Esonnes Anpoulsme.
&c have published addresses the Minister Of
against the expectation Of rags fney maintain that he
export OF rags, even on the payment Of high dutcs would
,Serse,y cause shs ran OF The paper manufacturers 10
port that be obtained a price which enables good
paper 10 be made cheap They sed that English German
rses being free from export duty come 70 France TO
purchase them and that in consequence the price woud
rise 20 high that France would be unable TO compete with
In Belgium, for instance the export OF raes is pro
hoited and rags therefore, cheaper than they would
GUM paper brought into France pays only 25G the 100
kiiosrammef, or about two dollars and half per hun
dree pound weight would maniiesty be sold cheaper
In the way Of theatres, Tamberk s carrying all be.
fore him 1t the 1aliens. On EAster Monday hundreds
failed 10 obtain admission. verds "T ovatore 10 an i'm.
mense attraction. Tamterlik's Nanrieo perfect The
Lyrquc has m amusing opera under the title Of cell
49, Nine Ueade takes the part Of Gil Bias, and her
wig and singing are ininitsble The audience was 10
Hptures Tho Varieties has . pleasantly entitled ala
9fande Prare," on the late expected high tide Mme.
pose "
we have bad quite return Of winter. The cold, for
Tue une OF the year, most inclement and what with
ptesent scant promise Of vegetation and The damage
henScns are felt by nroducer, - Iii =.
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bearing teDsches, and Ast rssurl tAsaes, have bssn
seesssnt q iaAe.
ssnDsecsnees q ~ voting apap tAs qussssn e tAs
NM xs1or 70 PssDes, whes Ssok pAos = Nice - day:
me voting by bal'Ss has osDnencsd. TIE electors IN
mani ecssd Ard aSpeass osrtAh tAAs here VII 10
brRe mA)ovity Tor ennexAucu 70 France Tue country
BY drums md ooIsrs Voting tickets IN favsr o. Annexa
uos 70 IfAeeo, sad bearing Ne hsexptbn Yes,n
attaches 70 thek hats Perfect order prevails.
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person who drinks being excited 70 such pitch OF ex
haraon that be capers ike goat This only brexeo
IN the spring. and the principal brc producing
on tap for The fret time Easter sunday The establish
ent alluded to is situated on the only hill Berll-
rot very imposing height, but from every other part
the country being level, has the advantage OF pros
pect over the city and its envr0ns monument
on the top in commemorstion Of the battles fought
for the liberation Of Germany from 1918 to 1875 Ia tue
shape Of Gothic steeple surmounted By crox. has
given it the name OF Krenzberg, or Hill Of the Gross
Besides large Quantities that sold TO tho beehouses
retais the liquor to thirsty Els in pint pots called
seideis, at ~ silver groschens, 6x cents pint or
common sori groschsns and such droves Of people
during the holidays. that lees thsn $4,000 to 20 600
persons computed to have been on the premises AZ
proficiency OF swipg six seides and upwards at q cit
ting, ohers OF course must needs try initiate theu
put got 30 overpowered with the strength Of their pcta
tons that they had TO be dragged of into stables
sheds provided for the purpose, where ihcy were
leit 70 sleep on their ntoxication. Many brewe-
Ss Of ssvsrsn beer have been established in
ne SUBURBS with various success but the above mention
ca book has hitherto kept up It's reputation. Rsceny
however, company has been formed on shares with
The ex Minister Baron Menseuel q one Of the priucps,
shareholders, though charitable saee il kind enough
enH ns name 70 the undertaking They have bull.
Recommendations, or the same hill and propose TO brew
lighter and mder beer than the book selling il At low.
ef price, ana the mania for mbbinq vast ouan OF the
oefevean fluid being eth the Increase thew are yery
hkely TO succeed am told ;ha. ss long as hoos ouiy
were osed 70 produce strength the LIQUOR was not iu-
roue put that in the course Of time alcohol and other
noxious Ingredients have been introduced in the place
hops, which makes the beer prejudcial TO the health
There "a temperance society in this c,tv nras,sed
over by Professor Mansfield, but which is very e en-
ccureeed Dram drinking OF greatest vices 70
which ne popuiason Of Germany addicted altn6xh
10 only carried 70 excess BY the lower OF abo.
s, nr and si a; Spin, oeng 80 cheap, VIII
ouy 5000 sze1 VINE eass fSl, and you most work
pockets 70 take An occasional drink and treat their CON
rsdes The pocket pistols do moro hrm than Espoe
rifed cannon.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12
The Rnmored Attempt 10 Assassinntc
LOuis Napoleon.


a story reached us lately that
man at Toulon had fired at Louis
Napoleon. 1t is well known that
tho French Emperor decrecs that
nothing which would sccm to indi
cate his unpopular y shall be given
TO the public. Such precautions
seem to have led to tho following
extraordinary attempt to explain
away the murderous assault above
referred to, which we find in the
Paris correspondence OF the Now
York COmmerciaI Adyoytiser:
In Paris tbs attempt was only
heard from London, as are all of the
spurious attempts on his maiesty's
life. The facts in the present case
are these: There il a man at
Tuulon OF the name OF Burle, and
who. il not 6cransod, is at least
slightly exalted in intellect. This
man has been from the first one of
the EmprIOr's warmcst supporters,
and he carries his idolatry OF lis
m ,jcsty 20 such an extreme as to
scarcely talk OF anything else in his
everyday conversation. This man,
thinking his idolatry to be remuner-
ated, has constantly importuncd the
Emperor for lavors Of various kinds,
and among other thinga had sought
and obtained the Imperial protection
Tor two OF his children.
Oac can readily imagine the
increased cxaltation of this man
when he learned that the subject of
his daily worship was about to ar
rive at Toulon, and that he was
going to zee him in pr0pria persona.
lie sought but filel 10 obtain an
interview with the Emperor at the
l'retrcts, but determined to a,tra 1
his ajesty's attention to himself, he
conc ived tho bizarre and IN this
country dangerous cxpedient OF
firing of IN the air a pistol, loaded
with blank car,rid 90, rs the cortcgc
passed along the street. AT first,
! it is trne, people believed that an
attempt at assassination had been
made, and Burlc was arreStcI.-
But he WAS soon recognized, and the
tragedy was tNrncd into Iarce, at
which everybody laughed. Bnrle
was dismisscd with an ndmontion
from the Commissary Of Police.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

NEv YORK, October hth. John
Cochrane has received the l}rr. kin
ridge nomination. for Congress, in
the sikh district p. z. Brady had
declined. CJchrine had been pre-
viously nominated by Mozart Hall.
The Boil and Everett men of the
third district, nomin .ted Mr.. Hewitt
fer Congress.
The Ganzivort steam planning
mill, on Washington street, was
hnrn, on Saturday night. Loss SIS
600 Partly insured.
/ Francis Duffy, II deputy Sheriff, ia
nnder arrest Tor the attempted mur.
der OF James l. D,rland, o! Brook
Ign.
Peter llasbrook was dangcrouly
burned in attempting to extinguisi.
lire in lightboiy's Ink Manuiac
tory, on 6lst street, on Sunday.
General Elijah Ward. can Iilate
Tor Congress in the 7th district. WAS
assaulted, Saturday afternoon. in
Broadway, by T. b. Hart, Surveyor
ofihc port, With bludgeon, but was
not seriously hurt.
V. o. u.lstoad, President Of the
Mgtropolitan Bank, died yesterday.
The Union meeting at Oooper's
Institute, this evening, was attended
by about 5000 people. -Four mcet
ings assembled outside with bands
OF music. +"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12
The Late Elections.

The elections in Ohio, Indians
an Pennsylvania, If the news thus
far be reliable seal the doom &
Douglas beyond doubt. The in
dicatlons are that Pennsylvania has
gone Republican By large mpj 'rity.
The Republican majorities, in some
counties, are more than doubled, as
compared with last year, when tho
Republicans carried the state by
over 1900 majority. The returns
from Indiana, show, n large increase
10 tie Republican majorities, which,
il at all general, must give ,te Re.
publicans the state by handsome
majority.
The news from different parts Of
Ohio, are Of tho most gratifying
character. The former Republican
majoritios, in the state, will, no
doubt, be largely increased. Re.
publlcanism is onward. Old Abe
is destined to be the next President,
and that too, by the voice Of the
sovereign people. Let tho friends
of freedom rejoice! Douglas Dom ;.
cracy has run its race. The dawn
Of q better day has already risen upon
the country. The people yes, the
sovereign people, whose ears the
Douglasites enieavorod to tickle
with "popuar sovereignty" have
literally wip d out the sham Demo
cracy, tina: laid such special claim to
the support of tie peopIe. The peo
ple, however, could not be deceived
by anything So spurious. Let shouts
Of joy 60 up throughout tho whole
land.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

Ab put n year since a 9"ntl'mlr
N tnc interior of Wisconsin be ln.
insane. an wtS sent To III. Lun1tic
Asylum 1T Ma lj>uu. in At state.
Ii wa II hyslcian hy Ppro'cs'ion,
and WAS u gentleman ct superior
cultivation and of remarkably pre-
possessing appearance. IL wa1
ab mt - years oll. SOM six weeks
ag) he esaapcl from the Asylum and
went to Chicago. Tnerc he zen
c ,untercl an old ircn , who loaned
him quite Il sum ri money, having
no suspicion o! his insanity With
this money ho supplied himself with
new,anl elegant clothing anl started
Tor l.lportc, Indiana, n thrifty village
on the line OF tho Michigan South
ern Railroad. III. rem incl there
long enough to win the affections OF
"a young wealthy widow, and was
married 10 her, Daring the briel
courtship he exhibited no sims o.
lunacy, but shortly alter his marriage
he commenced conlucting himself
in manner which startled and
shocked his wife an ! her friends.
Among other mad lances he be.
lieved he was sheep and insisted
upon crawling around on h,s hands
and feet, blcatlng in n most absard
manner. lie would then fancy
himself rattIesnlke, and make
hantlc attempts 10 bite members Of
his household. The unhappy lady,
at length worn out with watching
him aud endeavorins to restore his
reason, male Preparations to send
him to the Asylum at indianapolis.
But as is frequently the case. insan
ity had sharpcned his wits, and he
adroitly escaped. We next hear OF
him in Syracuse, New lork., where
he actually purchased block OF
buildings. The necessary papers
were made out, and he was to call
the next day with tho money. He
was to pay an outrageous sum tor
tho property, and it is said tho
parties with whom de luado the
bargain chuckleI vastly over the
propitlous winds that had blown
them 30 profitable and fresh sub.
ject. Bat they saw no more OF him.
The lunatic started Westward. At
Bniialo he bargained for an inn
mense amount OF corn, to be deliv-
cred in Now York city, and then
proceeded to Cleveland. lle ar
rived here last week, aud endeay.
ored to negotiate Tor some property
on kinsman street, but he talked 80
a0suIdly that the parties with whom
ho had Interviews refused to treat
with hun. s.r.- ... t.
Meanwhile his friends, and par.
ticularly his vile, in Wisconsin (lor
he has a wife and two children in
that state,) were making every effort
to ascertain his whereabouts. They
traced him to Syracuse, aud iroa,
there to this city. His brother ar
rived here an Saturday morning
last, but found that tho lunatic had
lett on the previous evening train
lor the West. lie followed on Sat.
urday morning. At Toledo lie