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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

Eg In this country, wh,'r. 81: = ~.
apt to wander away nto stage. 20. .
are accustomed to attach .,. I n
that they may be easier foua,i .i.>'
in New York and sorn, rti,"r S,.,e,. -.
Douglas Democracy IS getting 80 :, - -
ed and Struggling that its .eaay.s A. u
deavoring 10 attach Bell to It ina j: nay
be more easily found mex, November.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

EE There promises Ia I've s,-r.:
contest for the prize baun..r SID @
county which makes ,h.' t..se s.w !.
agricultural 70 .uc,s ri tie stte fair
Pierce county was the fi.si nia,ta,e he
display by counties. aud Il - ra'i.ar ey
pecte': of her to bear If t:,r |, mar w t
the necessary work b.. ,l"nc? ut Crax
will strive to obtain It, an W. i,a.ss IN
believe one of these will Ia b. Sauces,
in. one.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

@- We have received the first nun,
ner Of the Rol Splitter l, i. spir.
rite !. vigorous sheet, contains n, nivc,
tisements. and is published weekly. Il.
will he sent to cubs t.m tn, ,ow uric o!
% cts per nEnlct Adde'S. r.,
Splitter No so West Forsh s.. C,uc,n
natti, Ohio.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15
God bless the wives.
They fill our hives

God bless the wives.
They fill our hives
With little bees and honey;
They ease life 3 ocks.
Aud mend our SOCKS,
But don't they spend the ,asnsy
When we are sick. a
They heal Us quick
That is, if they should love as.
If not we die.
And yet they cry,
And place tombstcnes above u.s.
OF roguish girls, =
w tn sunny curls.
We may in fancy dream j:
But wives-true wives
throughout our lives
Are everything they seem.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

A lady remarked the other day. to our
friend jerks. that stalking in jest to wo-
men about marry ing them, is like snap
ping apistolat ones head fer apuse-
ment."
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

Mate of " lseOnsIn,
Circuit Court for Pierce County.
u. A. Truman
vs..
Nv virtue OF an execution to me directed and
delivered, issued out of said Court in the above
untitled cause. on Judgment of Mechanic E
Lien rendered by said Court. have levied up-
Ell and this day taken the following described
Real estate and buildings situated thereon. TO
cit One Blacksmith Shop, thirty-four feet
long, by twenty wide, and dwelling house
thirty feet long. by twenty two feet wide. said
buildings being nearly new. and situated on
Lot No II of Block 70 in Bay City in Pierce
County, Wisconsin Together with all the
right, title and interest. which the said defen
Aant had at the time of rendering said Judg-
rnsnt in and to the land OH which said build
ings are situated, not exceeding one acre.
which will expose for sale, and sell at public
sutton 20 the highest bidder for cash at the
premises in Bay City. in TIE County anu State
aforesaid, at three o'clock in the afternoon ofthe
Afh day of May, ID. 1860. t. satisfy said
Judgment or mechanics, with costs of sale.
J. S. WHITE. Pitts Atty.
H. P. AMES, Sheriff
of Pierce County. Wis.
March, sIth, 1864. no39 CIV.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

A recent waiter SAYS that .rhe Bloom
er costume Is next to no dress ut ALL
Undoubtedly all sorts of dresses are the
next thing TO nakcdness.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15
Fl. w. HUBBARD, Pres.
GEO. A DILL, Sec.

The Charlottesville (Va.) Review saws
the women ..are the friezs end carvings
around the temple of hunanty-Iss
sauce which gives all its sweetness to tn,
dumping Of life.'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

1 The Superior Chronicle says that
The population Of Douglas county, accor
ding to the census taken this year, in nine
hundred,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

The nat RAJ genius at Mrs. harrington
VA recently vel illustrated when she put
tub IN the garden Il, catch soft water
when it was raining hard.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

CUSHING ON LINcoLN.-In a recent
conversation Caleb Gushing is reported
TO have said: 3
"Abraham Lincoln Is a much ADLER
man than IS generally supposed even in
his own party. In bis canvass with
D'ugaS, he beat him in law. beat him in
ars,u,n nj. and beat him in Wit; and the
published debates of that canvass will su.-
tain this assertion"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

@ We bave raeeived but partial e.-1
,.pn returns fro.r NJ ~ 5ur. nut the .ra
'7bl;.:y is that tina! 90 ant Il yu5.eaa
FRANK BLAIR Is ei, ct,i T., Com. :, .s,a
ne 81. Louis District. Tn. Ii "a
save carried k,u,ucky BY ab.ur i0,nvl
majority.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

Always be quite IS careful 10 your
business tranctions of taking credit IS Of
giving it.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

Why are country girls checks like
French calicsi Because they are awar-
ranted to wask and retain the celor.'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

1t IS wiser and better to hold the torch
OF truth to the mind than the torch of
persecution to the body.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15
TURNING SHOP.

vSNHE Subscriber is prepared To do all kin,is
l. of Tuning of Wood Work, such 4.
HUBS.
TABLE LEGS.
BANNiSTERS,
NEWEtLS,
BROOM HANDLES, DC.
at his shop in River Falls for reasonable prices.
Chairs 81 Bcdsteads
manufac tured. Please call and examine LefOr,
purchasing elsewhere at his Turning Shop
near Fosters Mill.
7. B. CORNISH.
Apin. 81, 1859.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

A lady's home dress ought to last q
long while; she never wears IL out.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

Monday Morning.-Booth has lsfrsOxa.
Marshals ditto. v lta
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15
Ssaeriff,s Sale.

Ssate of Wisconsin,
Circuit Court for Pierce County.
Il. A. Truman
vs..
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12
RICHMOND. IND, JAN. 18th, 1850.
ADvERrIsINa RArEs.
Positively Cash for Job Work

We are prepared to d. ell klads of Job " ork. in
plain and fancy eolors IN style Of excellence that
csnrot be surpassed ard devotiog special attention
this branch ct business respectfully solicit the
patronage 1t All who desire any kind OF printing done.
W e have fixed prices st "a low rates any
spectacle establishment and will hereafter in consid
ration o; these reduced prices expect the cash,
special contract, the delivery Of the work.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

G Very superior stock of Young Hyeon, Imperial
N O0long u Slack Tea, for sale h.
GEO W. BARNES.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12
APP~AHANcE

NJ. KLINE. from Philadelphia, viii be in
sAithbAf where those who desire can have an oP-
iui5 OF consulting him Dr. Kline has hsf 10 :
anu 'eroCgA experience the Of Medicine lie
has attended many Of Anatomical. Clinical,
srA uate OF two Medical eEes Fhiia1elphia Mem
yer p TIE Medical Association % Phiiadei phia one 81
- = and physician e The As4teat .iaG SaFs .
1,tEASs - PAtadePhl- tin connection with Prot v"
PANE, NJ d and consulting physician 70 the same
Institute.
Or line practice IS principally Of The Ameriea \
4seardng I'll poisonous ant deAitta'ing mri-
el-es, ALd Substituting many and almost specihc
act generally known 70 the profession b. their
use coDsQn1ptoz. Cancer rau!a Female diseases and
many 81 the calIed made
able 70 treatment easily N specify cHrahle-
toaslmTtIoE Asthma Bronchitis. Laryn gifts. Fhsry
gus 'h"hia &c. successfully treated by the nse
1HtGa c hy " inhsIiag instrument. made Of
glass AID constructed the edies easily
conveyed into the angs il the form q vaPor where
they are brought in direct with the deceased lungs
with those minute cells that out OF
the reach ofalf other treatment
cancers, fumors. "ers. Ulcers and OLD Sores. posi-
lively eu-e ~ Dr.. KLINE'> Cancer -iatits, and
InrFaied treatment isegered and used osly os him
sef without the Of The kuife. the loss OF
crop or blood AL interested. invited 70 call and ex
anime tGnfSrs that 1 have removed and preserved
special attention pail II ferns Of Female diseases
Those afflicted with disease. 5f Eyes Eas, Heart
Liver, kidneys Spleen, SVina Affections, Pasies OF
Dropsy DvaTieH Tunors, D. srensa Epirpsla Rabetis
ofaNei, Piles skin ElPtTe Diseases aHF CHROME
or long standing dSese, tuy invited - call
All diseases requiring surg cal operations can receive
attention ether here a. cur sttte fhIt4fe phta
All patients requiring continued course o. tEratneA
can have me iIciHe to them from Institute
Announcements never given 10 patients without CORES
ponfins evidence
Persons wishing than one should call a
possible. before g-turRtp tac
For particulars address 3 coj 2hle
December Il, 1859
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Richmond Lodge, meets the first Tuesday
evening in every month.
Webb Lodge, on the third Wednesday.
King SOiomOn's Chapter, second Friday.
Wa, ne Council. frat Thursday in March, June,
September and December.
Britton Lodge (colored,) first Monday in each
month.
/. .. .. T..
White Water Lodge, meets overy Friday evening.
Herman {German) Lodge, every Tuesday evening
Woodward Lodge. every Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encampment, every second and fourth
Tuesday Of each month.
Degree Of Rebecca, OF W hiteRater and " God ward
Lod ges, first and third Tuesday Of each month.
Degree Of Rebecca of Herman Lo' &c, first and third
Monday Of each month.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

STEPHEN SCUTrON will take Groceries,
Boots sud shoes and Or Goods. sor Lumber, At his
Cheap Lumber Yard, sth Street, North Of Main Su
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12
Temperance Orders.

Evening.
The GOOD TEMPLARs meet every Wednesday Even
ing.
The SONS OF TEMPERANCE meet on every saturday
evening.
The UNION rgMPLAa. teoloredl every Friday even'g.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12
rH- The Aurora Commercial tells the fol-

EV The Aurora Commercial tells the fol-
lowing story of deserted dog, like Ariadne,
call alone on desolate island of ice -
On Monday last. large black dog, with
white spot on his breast. was discovered sit
ting on a cake Of ice near the middle of the
river, which was borne along by the mighty
and irresistible flow Of the angry current
To reach him with skiff would have been
an arduous and perhaps dangerous At
tempt. Although the sympathies Of the
lockers on were deeply enlisted in his be-
half, no one had the hardfood to attempt
rescue. At short intervals the dog would
rise up, and slowly traverse the limits Of his
iuhospitable and dangerous prison. as if he
was meditating some desperate plan of
escape; but finding none, he would again
crouch down on his launches, and throwing
up his head. would utter 2iteous and plain
tive howl as if hope had yielded to despair.
This continued rs long as he was in sight;
but the current carried along his icy lstt
with irresistible force. and he was borne
sway to his fate. Who WAS his owner. or
how he became involved in such a perilous
situation, are both alike unknown to us
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

O + T L O Z r 8 :.


Com, Pleas Judge, W. L. Benton.
Clerk solomon Meredith.
Auditor g. ID Huff.
Treesuer Benjamin L. Martin.
Recorder, 7. J. Riley.
Sheriff. j. s. Stidhani.
Coroner. q. c. Dennis.
Prosecuting Attorney the Com Pleas Con IT. j. IL Popp
STATE
Governor, Ashbei p. Willard white County.
Lieut.. Governor, A. A. Ham mond, Nigp
Secretary o @, L. puuham, Jackson o.
Auditor . State John W, Dpdd. Grant
Treasurer Of state, Aquta Jones', Bartholomew c..
Attorney General, !. r.: Mcdonald, Montgomery o.
Clerk supreme Coutt ". %. Beach, iJour
Rep. Dec. sap. Court. GORDON Turner, Jackson CO.
Citcn Judge. j. 7. Elliott. Henry u
prusccuting Attorney, T. NJ. Brown Randolph co.
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
President, James Buchanan, of Pennsy lvania-
Sice-Ircsident, John q breckenridge, Il kentucky.
tAH1EEr.Secretary OF state Lewis Cuss, OF chgaE.
Secretary of the Treasury, Howell Cobb, of Georgia.
Secretary OF War, John D. Floyd, OF Virginia.
Secretary of the Navy Isaac Toucey, Of Connecticut.
Secretary the INTERIOR Jacob Thompson Miss ssippf
Postmaster General, Joseph Holt, Washington City.
Attorney General, j. ) Biack, of Pennsylvania
Con-. or PArENTs.--Wm. ID. Bishop, Washington City.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

HEs-A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mercial. writing from May field. KY. says,
that there is deep plot in Virginia and
kentucky. to kidnap the Hon Joshua r..
Giddings in some northern State. carry him
TO kentucky and thence TO Virginia The
object of thus nabbing the gallant old man is
not stated, bat it is no doubt to lynch him
according TO the most approved Southern
fashion. We have no fear, however. that
such an outrage will be committed: but
should il be. we warn the State of Virginia
that it may expect vengeance the most sig
nal would follow the deed. In such an
event no human being could answer for the
consequences.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

REVIVAL At URBANA-The Urbaus Citi-
zen says:-The religious awakening which
has been in progress at the NJ. f. Churches
in this place for the past two months or more
appears to be increasing in interest and pow
err. Large numbers Unloading some OF the
biggest sinners in town. have been convert
ed, and the affairs are nightly crowded with
penitents. \ deep feeling seems TO pervade
the entire community; the congregations are
large and attentive, and many hard and OBJ
duIate sinners are yielding to the influences
Of the Divine spirit. The work is one of the
best and promises TO be more useful in its
results. than any that has occurred in The
place for past years We think we are safe
in saying that more than one hundred per
sons have connected themselves with the
churches, and the end is not yet.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12
CISNTNGlyAG and the SANEHAN
WOODEN HAMES

These made from the spur of Oak, Ash.
Beech, sugarree AMI Hickory reafs having the neces
shape growth. AMI therefore superior to all 9TH
aud the only lie IN tne T. S-f-s from this
material all others being sas ont of straight
They superior quality ana finish, and the pubiic
ami especially dealers iaysee to call and examine
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12


Preparatory Department. 81 81
Academic. lincluding the Natural Sciencesl 81
Iegiate, (ncluding Higher Mathematics q nd
Greek and Latin LaBguages) 90
French Extra
Payint Mt promptly by the middle of the
Prof. bush Will drill the classes EIocution
three times each week. and Prof. A. I. Holcombe will
give OF "a lessons in pennsnship during each
free all students. The instruction in Pen
OF tuition the teachers these branches have
perivrs ir the Nest.
Prof iol. Of Oeertn, would be pleased institute
interesting of young Ladies' acd Gentlemen in
! French. at lhe commencement OF the term.
regular College Course will be laid for those students
who wish thorough education, and every needful ac
Ter completing such i'll be furnished Those
wishing qnalify themselves fer teachers by at
tending this Institution, avail thems q
any Normal school in the country. Prof Holt
is HI hly eudtd the Superintendent fully
competent 20 I'LL his department in ii CHER Mathematics
+ the Languages.
month the Institution will be transferred
rom the Warner Han TO the English iutt Charca
which, beside three recitation of tie
fines: Speaking Galleries aud Lecture Rooms the Nes
gel upon the sciences curing the
fall ana winter terms.
BOARD OF VISITORS.
Dr. r. Z. Uau yhtou, Mrs. NJ. ] Newton.
u. 2. IIoilosay, DR. Tho
Or A b. Butler. r n Scott.
DR. o. y. Bear. Esther Hatley
Rev, 81 r Miller.
further particulars address
NJ. H. HOLLINGSWORrH, Supt.
Sept 10. 1889
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

M w. W0LF.s Celebrated Cream
w sCa.dY. Tor sale I. tt SAGE>.
~ No % Man street. opposite the nun;ingsea HsGse.
, 1860-06-04
Daily Review Of Chicago Market


FRE1GHTs-Iracslsc. vesseshesd at tac for corn 10
nud4lo: hut shippers holding ct.
rLOUR-Receips IS sbls; shipped tsi bsls Market
dull md shade lower. Sales 100 bhl1 1oac
100 bbls. "Smith Ml1ls~ and 100 bbs. Peerless AZ
chocs bnnds Of Spring extra At &55 delEcstd loo eps
good Spring e1tra ut 05 delivered 100 bill d. A WV
delivered; 100 do. 1t u. delivered.
MILL STUFF5-10 top4 Iran At q, % On ttaee'
TuEAT-Reelpts II. AS tu shipped IL 20 bu. NafAes
opened dull but closed firm. salsa were ~" w ~
Spring nj e0i in sto1e a.1o0 bu No. sp'rs NJ slso
store; 600 bu do at 4bH in store; e1o bu CO. ~ ~
x In store bu DO. 1t 4i6 In ttose 800 In he'
;ected at e0c In store ta.s Club at on tack
C0RS-Receip,s 1897 bu shipped LATE bu. Market
Nc higher. SAlez werc 100 bu prime klves Yellow Il
Enc aaoat 1000 bu fair River Mixed. at 4sHe aooat; 500
bu do Ut Axe adoat; 70o bu No. at Ask stote A.
90 bu do In lots 1t 47c In store: 1oo0 tu do ut 4c III
store: bu No. at 44c II store; 1s0o hu do Ut 45e
IN Ilore: 1000 bu Rejected ut 4oe!n store.
OATS-Kece!pts 81 bu. Market qult but dim. Sales
were 1901 bu Mol =. z8Hc In stree 500 bu do at sc In
store vaggcd lots dull 200 bu No. in tass 3os
track: 100 bags do. ut ssxc on tack.
RYE-Kecepts mona. Market quiet and nominal at &c
BAnLEY.-Reeeipts &os bu. Market dull and heavy.
Sales - hsss Mol at &c on t1ack Is bags iufcso'
1t Sc on track.
sEEDs.-Rec.Ipts sao bb.s; Lays good Timothy 1t
y; 1e bags Hungarian Gsass n. 4oc.
HlGHWMES-Rcceipts4 bbls. Market quiet; 4obb!a
city at lac.
MESS poRK-Sae 100 bb1s Ness Pork st tl7-
1ARD,-EomIual. at 10x&1lc.
H1DEs-Rece1pts bsB lbs Market unchanged hut
quiet Green 7A@7kc; Green Sailed sxGsc; Dry F1nt
15k@l6c.
BUTTER-Saie& Is ptgs new butter At s3l01.c; G.plks
very good new At lie.
EGGS.-Sals Is bhs At sizsc per dog; bbls at 6c.
rOULTRY:-chl<kens ss.N@2,s9 = dozen. .
pOTATOEs.-QuIet At 3o937ke for fair to prime.
DRIED APPLES, Sale 10 bbls Ohio ut SIC; IL blts
good Eastern At &C.
LIVE 6T0UK--Rece!pts 400 Hogs. lo3 Cattle. Market
very quiet. Hogs In active request sheep qu!e. Sales
wtr1:
Il ca.ue averaging 1s.s s = =
u 1s-f- s!.tJ
~. =. 1!3s .............-.-.........- tss
, 1860-06-04

Br TuIGRArH.l NEw fonE, June 2.
FLors Less active and ma ket heary. pnd about &c
lower Tor nmon gradca. Sales ttt9 hbs 1t A5eR5.
TX foF snsr q fos ea'.a STATE so&,
TO medium extra Western; a. sse for shipping branda
tx. H. market closing dull and dropping. CaIada
SO bot. At ts.G7 20 70, common e ehoce sxta K,e
Flour tteady- sales 6ma Isfce at 43-5tI go tor Com
non to choice super Corn Meal Qutt und upcaanecd
wsa s G9
for exro.t prices ttil tend upwards There Is little
more doing ia Wlnter Wheat ut abcut former ps,ces.
Sales .6tio bushels M!lwaukee Club Wheat were ra"e
White Afiehsan ut AIS; 900 White kent7ck at ELS
stoo while ohi9 It q ~ kye y QUILT At g2e Bailey
shat!e lowey will rr&tsg good export demand Sales q
ii 40 bushels taG6ic for round slipping nxed Wes
err. rlosus at The latter psIe; 6oGG9: for EascEn o
and 7oc Southern D.ts in uooerte demand At 4o@
moi sound at 500 E!He-
PRoyls,oxs-ForE aEme1 and no1c aciye. Sales 200
hi al7 foE nsE = 1Rsss sl:s7s:4o fsoa o.
June. 4s.lsas:s. Beef market qules and s:eady.
Hts 500 b,is .. 4a4to for country prime, 93@5o 70.
e1tra BsI hams aa!et At tll!s II sta:e and
fps ia bff frs ss sss 2Ga Ut a
sS aaa for shoulders bacon aull m!aa Lara nr
Sales 5oo brla 1t 1aHsn4 Butter .teady 4 lrl7 fo'
Ohio. lG for STATE. Cheese also steady as '@lii fos In
feIcrtn prime.
2gs rio ExtrA the Trade and 50 ags Jamaica
private tc. Sugar holders Fill nestnE on tle Lite
c1t1eun price, which iuyefs not willing to fuh1n TO-
os iost ' up is LID ou Will lie snss sxx NJ
hsses iteady: IA Is 70 Ahda Porto ki'o s6G 3sH.
S1ccKs.-etocks rery dull lard without Much chanEe.
';;{ q Gh fss Id
90 Lsud Gfnnts aU n c 6a96.
, 1860-06-04
LATER.RRO1I EUROPE.
9ARKDALDI NOT DBFE4TED
France. RuGafa and China.

ST.. Jozss, N. F., June 2.-The steamship City
of Daltimore. from Liverpool Esd inst, via.
Queenstown gath, passed Ckpe Race at noon
yesterday, hut owing to an interruption Of the
line her news could not be forwarded TIL to-day.
She has $50 steerage passengers and ~ cabin
passengers for New York. .-..
The following IL the summary OF news pre-,
pared BY the Liverpool agent Of the associated
press, for transportation via Cape Race. 1he
Queenstown dispatch which should accompany
GnnAT Bal1a1x.-1he House Of Lords had
rejected the Commons bill repeating the paper
duty, and the act excited much attention. Tbs
aRaipst the Government Of 90. The act was
preceded BY IN extended debate, in which Lofa
lindhurst and other eminent peers asserted the
constitutional rights of the House OF LORDS 10
reject bill, although it was money biI.-
Lord Palmerston stated In the Commons tnat
he would move for committee to e1am1no
precedenis for the course pursued BY the 1oFoa,
but diaclaimcd desire to place the two Houses
Of Parliament in hostility. It Was rePor1eo
that the Cabinet would accept the decision Of
The House Of Lords and return the tax
The official Neapolitan statements cufEent a.
the departure of the Arabia to lhe elect tnat
Garibaidi's forces had been completely routeo,
are fatty contradicted. The Neapolltan Troops
we're completely defeated at that city. Gars-
baidis troops had invested AeFcilla, which
command Palermo. The latest rutnors saj
that Garibaldi had obtained decided victory
at Merciila. The Eeapolitan government haa q
Tery little to say, but the last balleti9 bas i
that two columns we're pursuing the d.spefseo
troops Of Garibaldi. The insurgents were
gaining strength.
sia signed treaty On the 18th on the eastern
| question.
The Bourne had advanced and rentes closed
| ut G9f e0c. ....... ......-..
The Russian troops in southern provinces art
reported to have been plseed Oh war lSot1qg ~;
| nese government absolutely refuses the ultima
tum Of England and France, and that war is th'
| only alternative.