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STEEL uNaRAVINqa
WASHINGTON AND EVERETT !
Including Yia1I di Mt Yana,


In the Engraving Of Washington. These splendid eo.
ings are froushs original paias!nssa Hicks and IT. e.
xaved On steeltn the highest Style Of AT. 1hsJ IRE e,
2o1:5 inches each containing a9rAnx 1K1r. So mans
eoase miserable pictures hsve been raned upon the 1u
lie Is works Of art-and especially u cheap h1c: Lii
muddy enzayiuga-hIt i. is lcn!t eunyloce ptr.pr,
Of taste taat they safesu o,e what they havs n,
a.st ,ee W. hare paid the dss. Artist. tier own ptr
amo.n,!nsto xAzr postAa TO produce En-.y.
lnk. RALLY rxAr711r1. well Is t4 Lest po1ta .n
that shall be Splendid Ornaments to any Palas Op!an,
tha& can ba relied on:
Tv-rhe Editor Of the New Iors observer says
hese eux1avinss genuine works t a1t-she kene4..
admirable. Tho portrait Everett Will take prs
cet'encr os Ill Others
u Ih.y New York Christian Advocate oya;-"T:ss7
AMONG TIL dnes engEarinss have seen. ahtt:
PUBLISHERS ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE Fu,:
ALL THEY PROMISE
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS.
We will seni. Post Pail, ,@.s1e:y p.e' eli Ia rollers
EITHER ENGKAvlati ant - Magazine. year. fer =:
HUfH EAGEAStSIs. ard !, II: s1fiar, ysar. for :.
TAgeuts win -ttl; ~ IL tine will have III
COPY Of each eassastn:. The n,aSaz!n;s1r-
HARpER:S.
The KsIcKIEEocKE EE,
GupET'S Lany'S yuuk,
TUE ATLANTIC.
CLAcxwroD
DEy sreca' arrangement, the en:lse years su,-,:
tan to the Nasasn Is pIa over by hvr pull .t.,.
and subscribers receive their sar2y fuy tt- yea. oircr
their re4pectvs 9ab!I7ten ots,c-. THE e,: OF t.r
craving Is 7asI culy By the difference }c:w-rn fh. H..
wholesale an.t the regu!ar price If III. Ias<4znrs.
Ea.1aylnss stnt st oner AMI s1'scsl; ;!rrs ;r
CAS- commence with current ssrte, u=sss otts@.-s
Iered Money rsA !: rroof Is srsa:ncJ Of ,v
been ma!ed+ Fis. Impressions ar. b.s.. t.s,s:o7e :,
| early. Ahlres.. a. II. EAlIEf i CU..
{At WIN. 1iaii i Sons Music sserr)
AZ Broadway, Scw yp;.
ET-s- r. OLDEIisli XIV, ~ La>a.ie S,,r~,. Il.
ee!s*s Subscriptions and ts.syt.. Ess'svas to .nr-
b<Es n Chicago. sleeiasaa b. s<su at biz *lof.
, 1860-01-28
Toilet Articles.

| anl daily rccciv-
.5g, in connection
With my general PIT
tent dicins bust
ness. fine toilet arti-
cles. faucy goods,ur.l
Pstfti'slcry, ut l.,.i
l.akt: street, conpris-
ing a large sHsort-
incut. al follows:
l.ubin's t;xtracts,tt,-
1o.nes, roni:l.ics ..'r
the hair. Ivory
Combs, l;s,!l;.lo, shell.
dressing and Tuck
Combs; hair, has.
teeth, nails. clothes
an.l tiesll Brushes:
Port sio,,naics. Wul-
let's, Pocket Looks.
Money Belts, Port
Folios, Satch..ls.
DRESSING Gases, Ira
wiling kags, for ID
dies; Card Gases.
Souvenirs. Seed!e
Gases, Perfume
lsoxes, Ivory Tablets,
Coral Leads, Neck
ls.ces, Bracelets, Hair
Pins, fancy Head
Dresses, Hand 5.ir-
rurs. Cosmetics, To.-
let Wuters; Theatre
md Liquid Rouge.
Meen Fun, lnfui's
l'owder, Enslisia AMI
French fancy per-
Eusned Soups. Most
Of the nbo7e articles
are Of my ovnimpor-
t4tion, aud will bs OF
ferel at very low
prices. Remember
the picce.
JOHN d. PARK,
S1e. 10 Eol'e~. Smith 4 t'n..)
il, IL LAKE kt1ert.
, 1860-01-28

II is now nscertainel beyond doubt that the
woman who jumped from the Suspension
on sSs
not been seen since Sunday afternoon, and the
description given Of the suicide settles the qaes.
tion OF identity. Mrs. Bu1ger had recently lost
so proved upon her mind that arrangement en-.
sued. She gare the toll gate keeper . half
dollar in crossing over, and requested him to
keep tho change until she should return. She
proceeded to the middle Of the bridge, aud, ac-
cording to the account given By a negro woman.
tie ou!y person who saw her, deliberately
jumped over into the river, falling distance Of
about seventy feet. The body aoa1ed doEn The
view Of many persons On Water street, when it
disappeared beneath the surface Of the water,
and was seen no more. The unfortunate affair
r. S.-We learn that the body Of Mrs. Bulser
WIS recovered yesterday morning 1t Mounds
yille.-Wz<t7iny lnftlz5enetr, Jan. e4th.
, 1860-01-28
THE sr. LoUxs, ALTON d CHICAGO
lkAlLKOAD.


Tue State Journal Of Springfield las been
,vaginc war On the new management Of tho
St, Louis, Alton { Chicago Railroad, for some
days, with muc!. acrimony. The carlinville
,Ffte Democrat. observes in TINT connection:
.Some Of our contemporaries are pitching
into the Chicago & Aiton Raflroad managers
With xiru!encs and indignation that looks q
litt. TOO rank 70 be attributed entirely To their
yir1uous solici ude for the public veal. The
shabby treatment that the road bestows upon
the press ha. nothing 10 do With it. of course,
but we nre glad 10 zee them pitch in; we have
no love for chartered monopolies Of any kind,
aud least Of all for the Chicago, Alton l. st.
Louis Railroad" =,
Without having investigated the case, We
yenture to say that the new managers Of the
road ought to be allowed time to deyelope their
capacity to' bring the=road out Of its difficult:
ties and comply with the requirements of thq
d,crce granting them possession, before they
n,e very severely criticised As we under
stand it, they have assumed perfectly bercu-
lam task. In other words, they have under
taken to put in running order md restore to
tie confidence 81 business men, public work
4r}t;ca Joel Il. Mntteson las lad tho control
kforr about iour:.,yeals. Il there is any meat
, 1860-01-28
Tie Appeal OF one in Bonds.
Gzrras-oAo' lR1sos, GuIlfo1i Co.. y. c.,

The readers Of this will lave seen, perhaps,
that The undersigned is in custody, and held to
answer in two counties Of this State, on a
charge Of circulating *' The Impending Cris:a
Of The South" b. Helper. would ask al! per
sons wishing to write me 10 abstain from allu-
SOD to slavery, and ali else which c.n excite
the South. already in q fearful state Of excite
men., Ay letters undergo aclose scrutiny, and
all inaammatory matter will greatly prejudice
ne. Let all letters designed for me he address,
ed; Center, Guilford County. \. c." where an
agent will attend for me. Lines Of Christian
coincidence and sympathy glady received, and
o. NORTH.
, 1860-01-28

The Legislature Of Nebraska passed law
prohibiting slavery in that Territory. The
Governor vetoed ,he bill on the new principle
promulgated By the President and his Southern
hackers, that Legislatures Of Territories cannot
exclude slavery By unfriendly legislation.
people exclude slarery: viii it not be as wrong
yes, moro SOTO admi. slavery all the while
the territory exists as such, and then, by aud
through the means Of d Constitutional Conven-
ton root ont. aud eradicate slave owners who
may have peaceabfy and in good faith settled
the, ss1e: Is ,h., better Of VII
Win The people Of the Sonsh like that style: !:
Isn't it tremendous humbug p Washington
County Htx.) Democrat.
, 1860-01-28
Cold Ecather-.Snoxv III the 1Ioun-
t0ins, S~s

.ains, S.,
Kc had the pleasure Of meeting last Sasur-
t1ar. ". F. Wilson. agent Of the Yancton Sioux
Indians, who arrived in this city the day pre-
viousd;rect from Fort Randall. Gen. Wilson
reports the weather extremely cold in the
mountains, and on his way down the thermom-
c,or indicated thirty nine aud half degrees be-
low zero. He came down in an opc: wagon,
aud the wind blowing obliqu:ly in his face, rem
dercd it the most disagreeable trip Of his life.
Had it not been for an abundance OF buiFaio
robes, which be was providert enough to sup
ply himself with, the General would have suffer-
cred extremely.
The Indians report that the SHOWS in The
valleys Of the mountains to he half way to the
top Of The wigwams-ahout eight feet deep. But
Indians like their white brethren, are open to
e1aggeratiou, and Gen. Wi!son thinks they
may hare in this instance outstripped the
bounds OF truth.
The Indians are I'LL peacsable and peacefully
disposed, and so ioug as government continues
the present able aud efficient agents amon.
them they will remain 80.
Zen. Wilson is stopping at the Dlackmore
House, aud will remain IN this city until s1ay
or June, and probably will leave again for the
Indian country BY the Grst boat going to the
mountains.
, 1860-01-28

Rev. mr. Spur:eon's New Tabernacle.
: On Monday evening, the friends of Nr. Spur
inr their pastor with New Years offering to-
ward thc completion of the new Tabernacle y
report was read, from which it appeared that ut
least e3oo would be needed to finish the
building. The gentleman who gaye sS, 600 on
the laying Of the first stone. had forwarded TO
tho Secretary an intimation that be would give
1900 more. 1t is confidently hoped that by
tbt end Of this year the Tabernacle will be fin
lshed and opened for public service, entirely
free from tebt.-Londoa S:ar, Jan. ).
, 1860-01-28

H1TCHCOCK'S ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. CT
caso: $, Gt!xgs 4 Co., no.. - and II L,ke stree
NsK YoEk: 1vt on / PhIngsY. r


haiGAcocK'S a y ANATOMY 4xo PHYSIOLOGY. Cti.
Ns~ Tork: vi q PhIasty " '1 - '''A@ @@1'$'
This is really most valuable addition to our
text books for district ond public schools. acad-
enies aud higher seminaries Of learning. No
parent or guardian should consider The educa-
tion Of his child or ward complete till they have
thoroughly studied this or some other similar
work The laws Of health are sure to be viola
ted By those who grow up in ignorance of them
Sickness and perchance an eariy death are SO
sure to follow, that every one should be fore
warned against these evils, by an early md If
possible q thorough knowledge Of his physical
constitution. It cannot be doubted that man,
years will be added to the average life time Of
rue next generation If all cur youths are care
'uny instructed IN the principles OF this book.
Inc venerable Ut. Edward Hitchcock, OF AM
ners' eoueRe' and MS son, Edward Hitchcock,
Jan'' al. D.' nave given to the preparation OF
this work their best energies and ripest e1peri-
enee~ 1be publishers have spared no expense
IN the great variety OF the illustrations, aud no
effort has been wanting to make it worthy Of
the very first position Is text book The
.'~-AA~o7 ""A o~s410%y VI *AV A1AAhAeAoa AA1e
attractive style in which the various subjects
are treated, and the practical application of the
principles illustrated to promote the health aud
the happ1ness OF the student, will make the
s.uos o. Fbsstoiogy most interesting and Talu-
a,''' ns .ao.a' lns1t ae'ioa "n'cn 'ne sene1a-
Die antG0f derives from the curious and most
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In this way even the English student may ac-
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Sanders Series have literally become the
foundation Of the educational efforts of the M.
, 1860-01-28
CITIZENS

Will find every vas!-
ETY. Of cl,ass.., rlcl.
anI elegant fancy
goods, at J. u. Parks
bazaar OF Fancy. ia
Lake street. Also,
cleSu,s Bridll ant
Party Fans, in pearl
sticks, painted parcla-
1nens backs; i'eurl
Sticks in white c!.er-
r., blue and painted
silk Sandal Wool,
in silk, linen and pn-
per. Hair Pins. it,
coral and gold; blue
and gold. pearl and
gold. Fancy Combs,
IN coral and gold,
blue and gold, black
,nld gold. cad
Dresses, in coral an4
gold, blue and go1d
black and gold. Tuck
Combs, in steel, shell
inlai.l in gold. Steel
Buckles, Slides. Belt
Clasps and Brace
lets. Purses with
chuias in berlin
Wire, in Velvet and
Florentinc Sets, iu
Leather, in Shell, in
Pearl, richly carved.
Carriers in White
Cherry. Drab and
Blue Silk, with bows
aud ro*etses, IN kid,
buck, linen and vel
vet e II, bro1d cry.
Satchels, Eass. Ca-
bas. Dressing Gases,
Card Cases, So,sve-
Mrs. Neces saries,
Tablets, ETC., etc. .
j. b. PARK,
No. l24 Lake street
, 1860-01-28
The Charleston ConventIon.1

WAeRtsG1oS. Jan. = 1860.
The action Of the Charleston Convention on
the Esd Of april, before the Republicans as
semb|c ut Chicago in June, concerns more than
tile Democratic party Whateyer it may do
will shape and shadow the movements Of other
organizations. Within the next thirty days
events will have been SO organized and cry ystal-
:zed that we shall be able to form scu,e opinion
Of the final result. One thing is already arpa-
rsnt-seyeral Of the Southern States will secrde
from that Convention should Stephen A Doug
las be nominated, or should proposition IL
fa7or Of q SLAVE code it. tho territories be re-
jected. Hon. William l.. fancey, by far the
most extreme Of the secession osac!cs, has lately
achieved double triumph, in Alabama first. By
carrying his delegates to the Charleston Con-
reut:oa, Pledged 10 slave code. and to their
withdrawal in the crent Of the Conyention re-
fusing to recommend one and, second, in the
postponemcnt Of the SENATORIAL election for two
years, which is virtual defeat Of Mr. Fitzpat-
rick, who is thus punished for nsnifesting
disposition to support Douglas, If nominated f".
President, South Carolina. which has repent
edly refused to choose delegates to National
Conventions, will now elect under similar in
strnc.ions. Mississippi will do the same thing.
Ecd l am informed that Texas, Louisiana, IiE-
ginia and Georgia are expected to follow suit.
, 1860-01-28

chusetts hare been TO amended tbx. divorces
Gnu now be obtained on the ground Of extreme
cruelty, desertion for FIVE Consecutive years.
and confirmed habits Of intoxication contracted
after marriage.
, 1860-01-28

The celebrated Lennon case is before the
New York Court q Appeals for. argument
Lest a,y Of our readers should have forgotten
its particulars and significance, We copy the
following from the Albany Erening journal;
Jonathan Lcmn,o.,, The Plaintiff, citizen Of
Virginia, iu 1852. shipped eight slaves-a nlat!'
Il woman and FIVE chi.drcn-bclonEinE tn ms
wife, on board 4 vessel Tor Texas The vessel
however, cam. iulo the port Of New York
There q writ Of habcas corpus WIS taken oni,
aud they were brought before Justice raine.
who. after hearing arguments, decided tlta'
they conld not be held in slavery under tsie
laws Of this State, ana they were accordingly
liberated; No ,pecuniary logs: however: wa
Of Ncw iorI made ur. by sunscflpt'on,
the full value Of the slaves and presented !.
20 them. So fur. therefore. as the par
*les themselves were concerned, I'LL WAS satls'
facscri!y adjusted. Int The State Of Virgins;
ct,oss - consider til" decision IN infringement
on hsr riE-'sts,and ,cok stersto harc the case
carried up IN .appeal, in order to have tue law
on this subject =ctl.or!tasivc!v cxpounded by
our Supreme Court. The Supreme Cou! t
affirmed tue dccisnn Of the Justice. SO Virginia
carried it up To- the Court OF arpea.s, ana M
nounces her intention. II the DECISION IS again
sustained, .bcn 10 carry il to'he Supreme Court
Of the Cnltcd States.
It is II course tho object Of Virginia 10 get
snch a decision in the New York Courts IS
will give validity to s'er own local-laws in sla'
State. The experiment Of introducing The H.
chi laws Of Tie Slave States into the Terrific
1ies Of the United States has, by virtue Of ;he
bred Scott decision: succeeded SO we'll that we
do uo. wondtr thot virginia5 !ias hopes .
bending New York to l'or will. This presen
argument in the Court Of Appeals is, Of courrc
but prelude,to 1lrereEndval'of the case to til
Supreme Court at Washington, where, If tht
well known opinions Of the members Of tha
tribunal are m index to their action on it, :
decision vii be had which win make slave
holding in the heretofore free States constitn
1iopal ri .ht Of whomsoever will exercise ],
Tint only is needed to complete the usur
nations which slhvery long ago began.
, 1860-01-28

1nr iU1su"1nB IS an c&tl0ce HUN 1ee1eE J0sE
received frcm Copenhagen:
"Thc lower classes here insist upon locking
upon the destruction OF Fredericksburg by FIRE as
d proof Of the vengeance Of heaven because the
Countess Danner lived there with the King, the
excitement caused By the event is still SO great
that Inst night crowd Of four thousand per-
sous assembled in The court yard Of the palace.
giving vent 10 groaus and hisses, instead
cf wis hes for happy new year. It Is in
vain that Rerling has been dismissed, the peo-
pie still 60 on shouting, Down with the Coun-
tess."
As the King is now married to tie Countess,
there wishes are idle
, 1860-01-28

Tie cali for a National Convention ut Chica.
20 has been promptly responded to by the SOP
position Party" Of New Jersy. 4 State Con-
vention has been called to elect delegates to the
Chicago Convention, and with entire unanimity
among the Opposition who swept the State last
fall. The Newark .AereHry says:-" The invita-
tien to the Opposition Of the State given in the
National Republican call, erjnced liberal spir-
il and the State Executive Committee, com-
posed Of scEeral gentlemen who supported Mr..
Fillmore in 1888, hare responded in the same
manner. Thus the victorious Opposition Of
1853 aud 1859 hare raised their standard for the
conflict Of 1860, and VIC trust il will be borne
onward 10 State and National triumph"
The New Jersey State Convention will be held
on the Sth Of March, and the best Of feeling pre-
rails among the Opposition in the State.
MT. Vernon Purchased.
: Miss Ann Pamela Cunningham has published,
in the Mount Vernon Rtcord extra, complete
statement Of the condition Of tue Mount Yer
non Fund, settling the question as to the own
crship Of the Mount Vernon property. which
NOW Enthusiastically belongs to the Mount Yer
non Association. The Regent says:
| The whole amount collected over and above
| now going on ut Mount Vernon, and in the man.
ase.nent Of 60 vast an enterprise il SIS. ,206 us
The Association is indebted to the untiring cx.
crtions Of the noble Everett for more thau one
fourth, sG? 0o471, OF this lArge sum, as follows
Amoass McE rstsssd So9f fsem sn sas
Prom Donations. lssr ,s
incrac ~ mi; ~. .''''"''- ,:! ~
, 1860-01-28

arise sci.eH a Speaker t. sEleeisdssLarradts
faIi:rd oI.- -Corsefx end tAs -9n1Ertcans-.
enH Ttsdty.--f1 sfrss Reciprocal ETes
, 1860-01-28


There is surplus Of $4,000, aud The propo-
sition is to raise u sinking fund to keep the in.
stitution IN floating condition. One hundred
and twenty Thousand dollars nre wanted.
, 1860-01-28

STnANGERS|fAAtr GOODS
, 1860-01-28

caus are weakened By The abseucc Of Clark 3.
made two or three ultra pro-savery speeches.
lie stated in one of them ,l,at he WAS only kept
from holding slayes By the luws Of his State
that II he lived south ne wouit DC a slaTehod,
efr aha contenueu taat tne negro pFeeoeEs nag
rer'eet l'snt 70 catFy tue1e saves Aano Of
course 'ne'r slats ave 1nto aus te!rl,o,s.
lew Gays ago ne aeca1ea .ha. ne na.eo 1Ge re-
puoicans 80 in'o,etau!, .nat ne "as Wiling 20
Sote LOT auy sou.nsa s".i ; is,',. LOT
in5 DIRT 50 1fo'nseiy, IL Is not safpr1slnR IL the
fire-esters shoula conhent 10 Fote lot MN.
What day this combination Is TO &c tried, was
not stated IN the report that was Aoat,ng about
last night harraoee has gone notch or Iho
lower than nse.ernana: 1H logan or ta!land'g-
nan ~ ~ LIE t'e"n'onie'< ana 'hat Is
mighty neta ~ 90:
fa1ns"ot.o got luz noos on fF'oay, anu e.
lo:ea 10 tAc souse me tFlck Rracflced by The
rfeeian oFator !'n sorpreassng Two OF the
1esolot'ons .! & passed a. ine sp.inened Conven-
.soa, w.: mat one 1selns aa' IT, t:a' s1asers was
n''e'' AeAea'u'e u 'osa' ''"' III 'nese "of"s:
Tic Democracy CT Illinois do reject and utterly ssput.
a.s al sush saes ind lie 1csva! oi Tie Aif
eas !, g, aai ~ TT sns
deriynx Is in tbs several St,tts ar Tear rscs II,
VII crisis from The Constitution Of the uEed states
tntssa :: sesEEn ME- men.e;rsi lnttnnn: e1 sing IN
TIE Dt1nnc1ncy II inois rrrc will the In.
pr.ton lat ou ,hs Drsd Saea c+s the Supreme Goart
.ssna a.sa 1s.nI u ,:s Of INC ns1pse M oi ss ss
,hn, ing them m opont ns of heae ~ be,n hr c1
sl u dsen.e L er q s* ent nd WHEN
court upon which that question could possibly arise
Farnsworth commented with some severity
on the serritc' meanness OF McCleruard's con-
| duct in suppres.ing these resolutions when hc
was pretending to state the platform his purity
had iaid down. McClcrnard replied to the ef-
feet that it was uoeody's business il he lid sup
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06


HAvsA Asp souraAsrros-sseamshpA driAtc- Right Rev
B,hop Kip and Rev Adams D. LADY AMI two dsush
ters 7 Adams. Mia. James Miss wemore Ms Kssobuu.
ehaId lady and family; James Brown lady and family
Yard sami IcLesn lady and family James Mclean isaT
and family hi. Cochran. Walter gomst0ck, NAglee
ssa .n .ps % Jsss
ds ana Me- s. Fsoss.
and ehd W Aaoa' d. Ds' . Nv
s Tboaaoa conossr Nc slids L0 Fr Mu5s
Meredith Geo Jones. King - dsraud and LADY.
pr EodniR M . sOd ana cbd as1 IA ss "a
WsID. and aSy SrricEsoo Miss \ Fellow ana maid ms
Hodges Taabc Tyler Davidson. John Morris. Conn
S. :1a .as sS H. an,
Allen " .dE and ss p sna 1ay e.
vie Mrs johnson an1 csdren Kidd lady and tAniy.
Kidd Jr: Kidd Miss 0slesby. Mis- Lebarbur, Dar-
F sE snS ~. ". walker Mi.s Hey~oo sans Ne. Or
NJ Pfs 90 H H:. and Xxx sad .s f
Johnson q A Conoser, Z Hilyard and wife, Thorn
eoursaud, + zAnoni. A Mcdonald and SD, RockweA
vi .a and d, ,ay lany
wnsep A Ritter. uour sand 4 n Hewitt o. We card
neI smith, LADY and 'sTysn. Misss BALDWIN smis1
and lady, W Reson and lady, G Andres aud lady.
Baysy. NO; s,a's @; Bridge, lady and family
Ps Ven, Davis, ELasere. 8; Miller. Hr Bsrof
hemer Clay Dawson LamLne, O orenA ana ssrvanA
scholes Thoriyson Dodge and family. q Wedss, "a
ferte ard son, IArronde. Belaore del Montague La
Maibran, Nile Legendrs, A Chisholm, Miss Fuisr.
Popr Az PRrHcs-Brg Hcho-Cap Cuts Simon Speace<
Chas Grant VIM French Mex Lucsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06
THE NEWS BY TIE PERSIA.

e JoHSs n 2 Nov. ( "a sAcxvais 5ta.
The steamship Persia, from Liverpool Saturday 2Tth,
via oceersiowa 2sth Ut arrived o. Cape Race al p
90 Sunday, where she intercepted 81 the aess
zach, o. the press
Toe Persia has two hundred passengers
Her aivces days :aan those -sce we'd By
the Aeratlc.
The steamship Arsxo from Sev Yors arrived q,
southampton the 18th, Ana he Glasgow At Liverpool
the day.
The steamship Canada f'u Boston, IA Ha!fsr arrived
q, Liverpool on tue 2s,h
The position OF the hostile forces !, ltay -As literally
unchanged.
Some details Of the voting on the question o, aanexs
ton eoparm the previous reports that the result
most Imousy IN favor OF annexation.
The BritA Legion IN Italy bad smart soen:sr with
the roya,bts at CapuA br, victorious, with osi
Of six killed. and thirty wounded
Spain had withdrawn IT, Ambassador tom Turin lear.
Ing is sralrs 10 the hands Of . Chsse
II Is stated that the Engsh Afnral u going to
Gae.s for the purpose OF protecting the light Or the King
OF Naples
II was reported the Austrian government lad pro
posed mediation with France for 7sclac solution Of the
italian question.
The WARSAW mesi.5s abruptly adjourned % The c5th,
owing to the Illness OF the DowAser Empress Of Russia
y 3nDterc1Ce
90 The 25th Noih.rg autheate transpred, but state
men, saoa, that the principle Of . European c,a.
sress adopted.
The Cf:sor, N1io-a.s caused considerable sensation
In Al quarters By publishing article, branding the
warsaw meeting 1 nothing but conspra u the part
OF represented there ssans France and
also charged England with being Ego bstween'
Tie same Journal gives report that the govern meni o.
Aussra PROPOSES 70 negotiate With France for pacac
lrtson OF the Ita.an lucssioa she VII resort arms
vilh ,he coantet Arce Of hev allies
The Emperor Napoleon het military eosneh relative
10 "a. formation 81 new rls1 q Amy or reserve
A. the narshal,s attended
An imperial decree rsses she rros n tobacco I,
yrsrce twsnty rer cen.
ylsssA, 0et 20, 1850.
An order ha saasi q prepare Tor the corcus on
q Frspcls Joseph A. X nc of Hungary next sprny
wsriiks r-epravoss re tssg extensively increased
on the kioeo.
The Pasis soor-e an tcu rnrss pes cen, -su,cs
closed NJ a., soc.
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