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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

TBE PRorusirioN ron ak SuEhiFfs
or OptEASs.-1he proposition to no
amend the city charter az to pro
vide for the election of six sherills,
does not meet with favor from the
press The P,caynne says
We are convinced that the cleo.
ton Of ak sheriils would introduce
conflicts Of jurisdiction, and create
almost intrexioable confusion in the
service. Between the sheriils them.
selves, contests must arise in refer
encc 20 priority of seizures, and
much loss of time and increased ex.
pense TO suitors cannot be avoided,
from the fact that each of the six
shcriIle. unecquaiuted with the pro-
ceedings Of all the others, will act
under degree of uncertainty In
reference to the condition of pro.
perry liable TO seizure under dc
oision of the courts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
written for the usrette and Cctnet.
WISH oF AFAt BACHELOR IN nor WEATHER

MffttFH TOY the tefetfe anf iffn-fs
WISH 0F A FAt BACHELOR IN nor WEATHER
o, that Mad one little isle,
Surrounded by the bfiny deep.
There the sultfy hours Tide vile,
Lost In refreshing sleep.
The signing Of the gentle breeze,
As waited from the fuddy West.
And Music from the thstlihg leaves
Would lull the heavy sense 10 rest.
The dew drop, in the morning sun.
Would elitiefinr meet the waking eye,
As diamonds. IN the esy saloon,
Give pleasure by their bfllianey.
The pretty, sparkling, tiny stream,
which wandefs down the hilloek side.
Whose fountain, pure and bright, is seer,
Would there invite the early ride.
q. that he'd one isle like this.
Surrounded by balmy sen,
A cottage and lovely miss.
A happier man you ne'et would see.
".
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

IHE ELEMENT OF SANITY -
There are tables TO show in figures
that out Of any given number Of peo-
pie collected together at any one point
Of the earth, for either religious, pc
litieal or other purposes there will
be certain per cent Of them unatie
II IL asserted also az remarkable
fact in physiology. that the number
of knaves at any given period Of his
tory corresponds in inverse ratio to
the number Of fools One seems TO
be needful to the existence of the
other so much so, that il is doubted
by some of the profoundest thinkers,
whether one OF these elements in soci.
ETY. can exist without the other. We
acknowledge with reverence and re-
spect the necessity Of knaves and
fools they seem to be an essential 81.
ement to the well being Of society. -
Although not in favor Of submitting
TO them the reins Of government
and yet little reckless driving seems
TO be necessary to keep the car Of pro
gress on the track. We End the fools ut
one period pushed on by the kpaves,
hunting for witches and burning
them at another horn mad with the
fallsoious notion that all men are lit
literally free and equal, and that
there can be no political or social
equality until every person and thing
shall be brought down TO a dead level
in the ditch In the reign of the VI
Edward, Of England, all the works on
astronomy and geometry were destroy
ed az being infected with magic To
show that kpaves and fools still hold
respectable position in society, the
following is taken from the Mont
gunery Mail J
At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
by previous arrangement, there was n
burning of the works Of The notorious
English Abolitionist, Spurgeop, at
the bookstore of Mr.. u. u. Davis,
Market street. Mr.. Davis prepared
good fire Of pine sticks, in the rear
Of his store, and in the presence Of
several gentlemon-somo of them true
Baptists--about sixty volumes Of
Spurgeop were reduced TO smoke and
ashes.
This Is about the most conclusive
and satisfactory evidence Of the fact
that Spurgoon tells unpleasant truths.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

GRANb ESPosE.-Under this head
the Delta says there is intense ex-
citement among the spiritualists
of New Orleans, and Doctor Red
man. the celebrated medium has
left for parts unknown. Dr. BY,
known al the North as the great
detective medium" who the pa
per says, 'icame TO this city upon
ntiyate business connected with
the death Of brother here, ascot
iaing the fact that Doctor Redman
was humbugging the people to
such an extent, determined to eN-
pose him at all hazards
Dr llly has taken rooms, and we
make no doubt, is making a good
thing Of II. This reminds us of
passage in the early show life Of
Mr.. Barnum. AZ the same time he
was showing the Mermaid and the
Wooly Horse. IN New York, he en-
hibiied Jvch Heath, an old negress
who had not only nursed Washing
ton, but ell the family Barnum=
modest IN all his estimates put her
down for on hundred and fifty years,
others thought her two hundred at
least by aud by, when the trick
Of the thing was about to come out,
Barnum employed q member o-the
press to make IN expose, aud rs.
sert that Joch Heath. was not q
human being, but an ingenious
piece Of mechanism. After that
the show had better run than be
fore. all who had been once, went
again, and took others with them I.
who now began TO wonder at the
deception, because they could see
that Joeh was piece of mechan-
ism. So with the expose Of DR..
bly,. We should not be at all sur
prised that after all, DR.. bly, turns
out TO be Doctor Redman, himself.
Spiritualsm may not be true be-
cause we have not enough right to
reveal its unexplained phenomina
but there are certain attributes Of
mind, depending for their develope.
ment on an unknown medium, not
the less wonderful.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

NV ryE Mipsf or LiFH VIZ AsE IN
DEArH."LThis line Of the"English
Burial Service" so far from Soriptu-
raj, is derived frrom Latin Antipbone
said to have been composed by Not
kin. a monk Of St. Gall, in A. u. oil,
while watching some workmen bnild-
ing a bridge at Martinsbruok, in per
il of their lives.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
MAyOR,S OFFICE.

Cirr ~ Baron Roueh, Feb. gsth, ise0l
The citizens Of Baton Rouge having Or
gsnized in this city an industrial Fair As
ISOLATION and fixed upon the second Mon
day, The 18Th dsy Of March, for the open
ing Of the exhibition, ! am authorized
TO say that ample provisions will be made
in this city for the accommodation Of ell
persons who msy desire TO attend the Fair.
J.E. ELAN, Mayor.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
NEW SPRING GOODSi

n'HE undersigned takes pleasure 10 in
j form her friends and customers that
she has returned With q splendid stock Of
Fancy Goods. in great variety and NJ low
prices such as English Barge, Csrnbrie
and Batiste bingham, Jseonets and Or
CANDIES, Co.linettes and Brillisntines,
Renaissance Robes, Nine, Three and Two
Flouneed, Richest and The Latest Novel
Dot Eveybody's Friend and Our
American Cousin.
In the Millinery department, my selee-
ton is very good. I can offer Spring SILK
,ed straw Bonnets, Wheat Ribbons, Ada
laids Hats, for Misses. Rough and Ready
Bonnets, Hoop skirts, Cofsets, False Hair,
Frizettes. Shell Combs, Gloves, Wells,
fafssols and Manganese, New style Fans,
pe,V pteftg.
A call is respectfully solicited.
FANNIE r. OCONOR.
feb24 Third Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

ssy~ On account OF the meeting
of the Democratic Convention. yes.
'terday, there was no session of
either branch of the General IA.
Hembly.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

peA-Therc is n law in Pcnnsyl.
vania. which requires that all wills
which contain requests for char.
table and religious purposes shall
be made twenty days before tho
death of tho testator. IL will be
remembered that ex-Mayor Gilpin,
who died recently in Philadelphia,
bequoathed large sum of money
10 various charitable and literary
societies. The munilicent intent
ions of Mr.. Gilpin are likely TO fail
through legal defect in his will,
which was made only twelve days
before bis death.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

A LARGE lot Of the above, 10 be- sold at Re-
"A ducsd prices at the -. .r.,,
mara PHlLAs CASH bfOhb-
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

" A new post-oflice has been
established in the parish Of Union,
called Midway,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
IRISH LINENS.

A ZINE supply 81 genuine Irish Linen has bee
"A received and viii be sold low ~ the
a mars PHILA CASH STORE,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
HANDKERCIIIEFS.

WE UAvEJust received a large supply of la
w dies Uandkerchiefs. also Gents White and
eolorsd Bordersd Handkerchisfs, which We offer
~ ~" PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE,
MARI Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

bS- The river at this point is
rapidly on the rise, and it is thought
that it will reach the high mark Of
last season.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
CHINA AND CLASS.

A NovIfEH INVOICE n plain and decorated
n China Dinner sstts. Cut and Preserved
GLASS Ware, at
mar7.2w PIPER ABEADFORDs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
The Democratic Convention.


OF them seem TO he aware Of the fact
that another President is 10 be made,
aud very much personal interest de
ponds upon correct guess as TO his
name. Yesterday "aceording 10 pre-
vious notice." large number of our
fellow citizens from III parts Of the
State, appeared in town and after
wards in the Hall Of The House of
Representatives, filling the same to iis
capacity. We noticed IN the crowd
many old and familiar faces Of by
gone times representing various shades
of political or rather personal differ
enee. Some Of them who we're sworn
eaemies season ago now arm in arm
in friendship. Here we're old Wings.
very old Democrats and new: Know
Nothings Of the last degree Long
Tails and Short some few Of the
Kings men and others in a medley Of
"whlie spirits aud black,
Blne spirits and gray"
Who shall have admission TO The eau
Gus, notice Of which is pasted on the
green doors
The answer None but Demo
Gratis" embraces all, because there
is No other organization now in the
State. The test is "Duugla rs. =
Whoever will swear 10 ise his in.
Iluence against Douglas, may go IN.
In these politically degenerate
times, If this is the pass word to
preIetment, how easy IL is TO have
hourly acquisitions, "Do you be
lieve in the King, aud do you &C
knowledge his as the superior pow
er r II 50 sit, If not receive your
mark and number and consent to
everlasting punishment from Office
the Paradise Of aspifants.
Under the temporary erganiza-
ton Gen. A. q. Carter was called to
the chair and secretaries appointed
After brief aud pointed speeches
by several gentlemen on the sub
jet of credentials etc, it was agreed
by oil the votes in the House OK
Cept two that the President should
appoint n committee on credentials
"A Committee of five. Objection
would have been raised no doubt.
FOR several gentlemen. seemed frees-
ing to speak upon the subject, but
their mouths were closed Ivy the
Chairman, saying in his blaudest
and most aliable manner. that if
the appointment were left TO him.
that none but the very best demo
Gratis should be appointed
The following gentlemen were ap.
pointed, Col Lewis, of Claiborne !,
Hon. /. A, Morse, of Natcbitoches;
Hon. II. w. Allen, of West Baton
Rougo-Nowell of Terrebonne. and
J. MoCauley. of Orleans. In order
allow credentials to be examined
the Convention took n recess until
3o'clock.
AT 81 o'clock the Convention was
called TO order.
The committee on credentials re-
ported all the Parishes represented
but Calcasicu.
The committee recommended the
rejection of the I'd Representative Dis.
trict Of Orleans; that Mathew Brown
be allowed to represent the Stb Dis.
trict of Orleans, right bank. The 70.
port was adopted.
Mr. Tucker moved that the tempo
rary officers be declared permanent
officers of Convention.
Mr. Gusman offered resolution
that the delegates to the Charleston
Convention be instructed TO vote for
the nominee Of that Convention, this
gave rise to discussion, several mo-
finna md s,hst;t,to. Ill ~ ..t.t
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
LINEN MEETINGS..

A SUPPLY ~ white and Brown Mosquito Net
N tings. hss bssn received; also a lot u Bob
biost Netting 10 arrive In a few days. at the
mars PIIILA. CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
Norshern Pipkeye Potatoes.

ZINE lot, fresh stoct and in three Busbsi
mars JOSHUA ZEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
list HECEIVED.

DER Adams Express Company, now
j lot Of American Watches, made by
Appleton, Trscy.& Coz walthafn Mass,
which I offer % my friends and patrons
ut the usual low prices.
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
feb25 Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
ENGLISH BAREGgs,

DIAM and figured In ali desirable shades, by
i the yard and In Double skirt Robes,
aAfec--
French Muslins, Of the pestest designs ~ from
TX 10 10 cents, equal 10 25 cents qualify The
Ladies' are invited 70 take look ~ them.
q. SIMON,
fel2o Capital Cheap Store
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
SUNDtIES.

- " y y " y v v 2 =
Cedar and painted Tubs,
Jspspnsd Chamber setts,
Corn Cake Pans,
Wood and Iron Spoons,
Cocoa Dippers,
Cedar and painted buckets,
french Roll Pans.
Revolving Waffle Irons,
Ladies' and skimmsrs,
Egg Uoilers, etc.
mare-7w FfPER % BRADFOl
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

WAsuINoroN, March 2d.-The
Washington States publishes a letter
from Hon. John Il. Bouligny, of
Louisiana, addressed to prominent
citizens Of Louisiana, in reply to let
ter received from them upon the sub
iect of the coming Presidential cam
paign and the nominee Of the Charles
ton Convention,
Mr.. Bouligny takes strong grounds
in favor of Stephen A. Douglas, and
advocates his nomination for the Presi-
deney by the Charleston Convention,
as the most reliable friend of the South
that can be selected from the North.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

WISCONSIN RELIEF LEerSLAuoN.-
The Legislature Of Wisconsin seem
about to destroy all the obligations of
debtors:
We infer from the Madison CORES.
pondenoe of the Chicago Press, saws
the ST. Louis lntelligencer, that the
prospect is not bad for the passage Of
law Withdrawing all legal means Of
ooercing the payment Of debt. The
bill will not affect present debts, but
only future contracts, nor will il be
operative on mortgages, or agree
meuts in the nature ofmortgages.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
LIJMDERf LJIMVERff

THE undersigned respectfully solicits or
j ders from builders and the public gen
orally, for seasoned topgued and grooved,
square roofing, both yellow pi ne and cy-
press--also Sash, Doors, Blinds, Ceiling,
Rough Yellow Pine, White Oak, Hickory,
Ash. Yellow Poplar and Gum, all Of which
will be furnished At the lowest Pricss.
FRANK HUBUET.
feb22 Third street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
rur mall, or Tur sOUTuf

ff1HE Ladies' are respectfully Informed That
J. haze just opened splendid lot n Douglas
and sbefwood's much admired
"BELLE or THE SOUTH"
Bpsts Hoop Of 80 and 40 Springs, secured ~ lace
strings. which for convenience and durability
have no eqvsl. q. SIMON,
fet2p Capital Cheap store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

NAVIGATION ON LAKE ONTARIO
The Bay of Toronto is said to he
clear of ice thus early in the season,
and there have been a number of
arrivals and departures of sail YES.
els. The opening ut the cast end of
the Island, which ia really an is.
land now, causes current TO pass
through the harbor which has Ga.
ken out the ice at a season quite
unexpected. Many Of the harbors
on Lake Ontario are now open, and
there is nothing in the way OF the
resumption of navigation, but the
want Of business for vessels 90 do.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

IRISH LINEN AND pLAT1LLAs.
I NAVE received per late sftivsls an invoice ~
] 81 pieces ~ The sbevs named goods, which
have been bought At k,eat sacrifice hua am
able ~ offer them ~ from ~ 70 80 per cent less
than usually sold FOR. Those In want ofsnything
in my line, will do well 70 give me . csl.
o SIMON,
fsb3o Capital Chesp Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
HOUSE TO RENT.

A OpMMUDlOUs y yelling house 70 fent-has
~ 81. rootns mp stsirs snd dining room, Kitchen
and store room below, with COED well srd sisiefn.
For terms rall on o. HAOREr.
,,stshf
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
THE PENELA SHAWL.

HAv1Fg = few more Of the elegant and much
IL admired 80 styled fensla cr Cloak sbavls
on hand, offer 10 Dispose n them ~ red uced
prices, in order 10 clear out the lot.
noviO G. SIMON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
sEWING MACHINES.

lust RECEIVED the scovsl 4 Ooodeii NEW
% PATTERN MACHINE. This Machine has
been epIarged szDresdV for J70Eisrs' nee.
~ Rooms next ~ Mrs. Uusston's Fancy
Store-Third street..
fsb1s JIM. TRACY, Agent.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
81 10 PER PAIR.

DY late arrivals, we are IN receipt of
ID largo stock Of window shades, vary
ing from 81 rs TO - per pair, many new
and beautiful designs, also fDe assert
ment Of window eornioes, our gold and
Velvet Shades, and eornioss cannot be en-
celled. call and examine our stock.
fsb25-2w PIPER a. BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

I'REsH TrAs-Outicrs Dolcrg, Ohoiee fmperi.
J. ~ and lunpcwaef, mr. sale By.
iar2H FL. \ WM BOOEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

DbAyiNG CARDS OF every description, i've.
receivedby fb. \ WM HOgFL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-18
Obituary.

Died. 10 this pliee on Thursday morning, the 18th
inst. amer few days illness. MILDRED WATERS.
youngest daughter Of D.. William }. and Mrs Caro-.
line J. strudsck aged two years and eve mun,hs.
{" Sweet bud Of esflh's wildrrness. riied and tatn
Fond eyes have Hepl thee, fond hearts still will
noun,
The spoiIer hath come, with his coll whitening breath.
Aud the loved an lhr CHERISHED lies silent in death.
She I'll, nat thr burden anil heat 81 the DAY
She hah passed. from this esrh and 10 sorrows away.
With the dew Of the morning yet fresh On her brow.
Sweet bud Of catlhs wilderness, where art thou now
u AMI Oh DO you question with ttemuions hfra,h.
Why the joy of your household lies silent in death
D, YOU round the place Of your per.hng dust
Look onward and upssid With holicf trust"
Died. in this county on the 10Th inst IN the 7iih
wear Of bi. sgc. Mr.. CHARLES cox. We have losi
Ia him kind neighbsf snd worthy citizen.
Died, ia this county. on Friday the 18Th inst. Mrs.
MARY ANN MOORE eonsot Of NJ. David Moore.
and daughter Of the late Thomas Dr.d.hsw. Esq.
aged abou, 90 year. Mrs. Moore leaves diseonso.
late husband, SIX ehllrsa and many friends 10 mourn
Cor her.
Died. in this county, on Friday the l3th inst. aeT
long and painful illness, Mn. MARY PAUL, wife
Of NJ. John II Paul AMI daughter 81 The late SAM
Nelson. Esq. aged ABOUT IS years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-18
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Portland. April 10.
Several batialions Of the French army in
Lombard, had entered SAVOY. France as.
snmes I75.OOO,00n francs Of the debt oil
Piedmont with the annexation Of Savoy.
u is reported from Rune on the Goth that
the gems q drnies had charged on the people,
and over thirty we're wnunded.
The Patrir asserts that the King of Ma.
pies. notwithstanding The pope's invitation.
refuses To occupy the Papal domiuiens with
his troops.
The answer Of Prussia TO NJ. Thouvenel's
note Is distinct reservation Of the rights aud
an energetic suppnrt ~ the demands oil
Switzerland. Russia fasors a Congress on
this svbject. u is expected that England
and Prussia will act IN concert, especial,
in maintaining the rights 81 Switzerland.
The Londou Herald understands that Gun.
gress Of the great Powers will be held in
London in few weeks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-18
VALUABLE PLANTATION
Tor Sale.

A VALUABLE tfact uf land g i1r safe wing on
~ Enc. i've miles ahsse Hillsinnueh. containing
Que hundred acres more ~ l,ss aud within less than
half nile q Huehsss Aciicmy. on which Is a good
brick house with ia Ire place ~ each, 70
seihef with al other holdings Necessary alsa. brst
rate rhtssbnr Nsehnr. &c. latse portion d the
land !. nov anJef fence and ~ good cuissiisu. Ny
~ one 10 ID Il tar ne, and ave some money and
have ~ other Wy IL m,king u. some Indulgence
willfeqdtrjl IL given Coz half the price. by piying
interest.
Dribs.o near the Academy. 4 oireis the advantage
o. sOOS O0s't.'s nou's IRA ELLIS.
Fespsg -. s2-sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-18
Fsr lI,e HIII.horeush Rre,ar.

M Dfar w. HsaH III think We nav.
with prnprIety. congratulate ourselves upon
The present aspect 81 our iowh. A spirit u
Improvement has pertaded our community
during the last twelve months, the develop.
ment Of which. We ptesume. n" one has
failed to marx. New business enterprises.
involving considerable nuilay, have been
boldly attempted new edi6ces have sprung
up ~ various quarters. others are either
building o. IN contemplation. the hand 81
The artisan has been busils engaged in re-.
ju,rnating the old and lllllsborough. which
1 SHIRT time sga had scarcely anything ta
recommend IL save its beantilul scenery, its
Revolutionary relics. the hospitality Of us
citizens. aud the loseliness 81 us daughters.
can INV challenge comparison With any vi.
I.gr ~ Ike siLe ~ ihs o. any other state.
A. regards educational advantages. where
has IL superior First. our Military school I:
where il there an institution which has 10
80 short time gained Cor itself so envisble a
repsiatieai Hut one year old. its fame has
extended through every Southern state. and
ever, Southern State has here its reprcsrn.
taiisr.. u sight ~ The village. on the line
II the ralr.ad, she stands a perfect model 81
architectural beauty. Proudly she rrars her
baitiements. a. if 20 assert her right 10 stand
in the front rank 81 scieatihe institutions, 4
pusitian she dares assume. aud one which the
iaients and energy Of her distinguished 50.
perintrnJent will enable her to maintain.
who i there, 10 this or any other section o.
our state. that will not bid this noble insti
tulion God speed. Anuiher institution o.
learning has been established 10 oar mids
during the past year. and is now doing an
I'M ortant work in educating. not superb
cisIly. bat thoroughly and subsiantiaily. Out
daughters. Christian example, refining IN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-18
LATER.

New York. ApFiI u
I.oSpoS. April La dispatch fram i;enoa
SAYS that some II the piedmontcse troups
had entered Florence On the asih ult., aud
that another division IS on the march from
llalisna towards Ravenna.
The piedmontese garrison at Nice was
abnut returning TO Genua.
A Vienna dispatch says that the Austrian
cabinet had addressed note to the cabinet
ef Turin, stcrnly protesting against the m.
nexation of Tascsns, Parma aud Modena 10
Piedmont. and maintaining her inrontestable
right to oppose an act which. in dispoiling
the legitimate Princes OF States. granted
them 6y European treaties, would also de.
.troy the right Of succession which these