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ALH4 An fIALr PRacl
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05
"A Predictio,,nl 8, nearly FaIsillea.

F. From letter written by Lewis Gass, Jr., late
Charge d Affairs at Rome, to Rev. Mr. Dufiield,
Of fDetroit. We extract the following: - Eis1i
e The inspect Of Central Italy, since Your visit
10 This country, has undergone IN extraordinary
change. The dynasties of Este, Bourbon and
Lorraine, after long years of misgovernment,
have been driven from their Ducal thrones
Hope is high in every heart. and the old and
young alike, tax of personal liberty and politi-
cal rights as captiyes. issuing from their dun
geons, have spokcaofair and light and freedom
A new spirit is evoked, ,hcralding future bright
with the prospect of moral and civil ADVANCE
meat In all Italian history, sgnalizcd as it is
by yicissitudes eomprehending the extremes Of
grandurc and misery. no parallel is TO be found
with this revolution. Among other remarkable
features, presents the unprecedented specta-
Gle OF the evaporation Of the mobiles, and most
assnredly. If their support is productive Of as
much effect their detection hitherto the result
does moi admit of a single doubt. Thus far the
course of events has verified the prediction
pronounced at tbe close of the last struggle,
eleven. years ago. In l649 was requested By
the municipal authorities Of Rome to settle with
General 0udinot. commanding the besieging ar
my, the preiiminaries for the surrender Of the
city The Triumvirate fed To Mazzini. the
chief, Ayezzanna. Minister of War. MS well rs
several other individuals who had borne pert
in the administration Of the Republican govern
ment, rendered certain assistance, facilitating
their escape. They said to me on that occasion.
as did Grrribaldi also, that the next contest, Of
the advent Of which they spoke with absolute
confidence. would redeem all past errors, and be
final and successful isr7s = ,rdf -sssisisie I
~ - - = a. .
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05
Arrival of the Arabia.
New York, March 80

..-,rt -.is = New YORK, March 80.
The Steamship Arab. from Liserpoo
the 18th arrived this morning. = :
The British Government had received q
dispatch from France declaring the annex.
alton of Savoy absolutely necessary, but
stating that the feelings Of Savoyards will
be consulted before decisive measures are
taken. .--ef --....e ,.r'... -
Lord John Russell said the views Of
England would be forthwith embodied in
dispatch and laid before Parliament
Lord John Russell explained the position
of China affairs, and said reasonable in
demnity will be demanded and enforced il
necessary, and hoped it would be uuneces-
sary to 60 to Pckin. s''%aAi s1i
Twenty thousand pounds is said to have
been paid Denmark for the concession to
the North Atlantic Telegraph via Green
land, &c. 9''' .s,7gai '.7,d' ss''iii7 'Ils'5
Some English journals are getting fierce
with Napoleon on the Savoy question
which will be settled. by treaty between
France and Sardinia before the Savoyards
are consulted. 4 as'- iaii oFa. 80 '.sE
is Switzerland had sent protest against
the annexation. - '9- 7l-' %
1t is reported that French toops are un-
der orders for Chambra. 'la '.'f.'
o. Full returns Of the voting in Italy are
overwhelmingly in favor Of annexation to
Sardinia. The vote in Tuscany was $685.
900 for annexation, and Is 900 for sepa-
rate kingdom. No steps have been taken
vet. ii"9 7oy II .7-sa ils-,Te sb b. asa5le
An 'insurrection in Naples is considered
iminent. 'a 8'afs.-H E'n9 r.zz7si lia -sai
90 In the House Of Lords, on the 18th,
the state of Naples was debated, and the
Duke of Somerset said that protection
would bo afforded to political refugees who
who might seek for it on board British
men-of-war in the Bay Of Naples. 20 .5.l.
Z In the House of Commons, Mr.. Halli-
burton asked if the attention Of the Gov
ernment had been directed to the factthat
the Island of ST. Refine, near Newfound-
land, had been fortified by the French
Government. sai tetau .of. Hsas cd ssli
! Lord John Russell said. that this case
had been referred to the law officers oftbe
Crown, who were Of the opinion that the
French Govt had not violated the stipula.
tlons. of the treaty. He made some ex-
plantations in regard to the Chinese expe-
dltion. He admitted that it was not desira-
bic to proceed to Pekin, but it would be
unwise to say that it should not be done
If the terms were refused. An indemnity
would be demanded; and if not accepted
before the forces arrived it would be insist
cd on. '
A general debate ensued, in which Nj.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05
uofts Ilor hers req emptlon.

WHAT. WILL THE PENNSYLVANIA DELE
GATES Dog-John 3. Bratton, Esq, the
editor of the Carlisle Holunteer, a paper
that has warmly defended the course Of the
National Administration, in an article
calling the attention of his readers to the
speech ofJudge Douglas, says: -9
Speaking of Judge Douglas reminds
US that the National Convention is rapid
ly approaching, when candidate for the
Presidency is to be selected. Judge Doug
las will be warmly urged for the nomi-
nation by his thousands Of enthusiastic
friends. What the Pennsylvania delega-
tion will do at Charleston, we know not. A
number of the delegates we know to be
Douglas men: some are for Mr.. Brecken-
ridge. General Lane,. and others. If
however, the delegates from this State find,
when they arrive at Charleston, that Judge
Douglas is the choice of the Western, the
New England and nearly all the Northern,
as well as number Of the Southern States,
it will be their duty to fallin with the pre-
valling sentiment, and given him the vote
of the State. We sincerely hope ths del
egates from Pennsylvania Gall Of whom are
honorable men and good Democrats) will,
on taking their seats in the National Con-
yention, forget oil former disputes, and do
the best they can for the party. Let them
initiate the EXAMPLE Of the Reading Con-
veution, and all viii be well. So mote it
he y a Hfs faH @
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05

Bright and Others strongly condemned the
policy of Mr.. Bruce.
Lord Palmsrston defended Mr.. Bruce.
and said that England would never have
endursd his Submitting to the indiguities
which The Am. Minister had met with =.
He bslieved that the Emperor of China
was psepssed totgiss an apology for Che
Phiho affair.
The 100000 preference capitol author
lied BY the Great Ship Co., had all been
applied for by the shareholders, and sub
cripiion list was closed. .
The Daily Nsws Of the 18th ult., says
that if the statement respecting the mode
of oeding Savoy be correct, the event will
be more serious in its ultimate necessary
consequences than any which has occurred
since the fall Of. the Great Napoleon
Henceforth, not not eventhe most sangui ne
viii be able to believe in the maintenance 9
of peace. Europe has to reckon with a
power which tramples upon the most sacred
rights and which has cast off respect for
everything, but material force. Sooner or
later Europe will find itself compelled in
self-defence to conibe the power within
the limits of law. ..s.s-s ,r.sass l.
The Herald uses the same language.
The London Post believes that at present
the question stands thus: Sardinia is about
to cede Savoy and Nice by treaty toFrance:
France will then consult the population
whether they choose annexation TO France
or separate independency.
If they select the latter, then Savoy will
be constituted an independent state. If
the former the result will be communicated
to the Great Powers. In the case of Sc
rious disapproyal and opposition on the
part of the European States, which, how
ever, is not anticipated, then France would
probably consent to the establishment of
Savoy as an independent state. What is
positive is that France will never consent
under any circumstances to the re-
tention of what are called the French
slopes of the Alps by Sardinia, enlarged
as she will be bya power inferior only to
Prussia. .-.--..'.-.....-.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that it is certain that the order
of the French army in Lombardy to be
ready to march at moments notice has
been countermanded. The correspondent
says that an autograph letter from the En-
peror Napoleon couched in an angry style,
had reached King Victor Emanual. The
Emperor invites the King not to accept
Tuscany in his own name notwithstanding
the recent test of universal suffrage.
He may name Prince of his own house
for Tuscany, and according to the same re-
port he is debarred from occupying the
Remanga, which may be governed by a
Vicar, acceptable to the Pope. As the
Sardinian Government declares in advance
its acccptation of the results of the voting,
a rumor was current that Piedmontese
troops would forthwith enter Tuscany.
X Another rumor was that Prince Hum
bert, eldest sou of the King of Sardinia,
would be proposed for the crown of Tus-
cany.s. rl..l 81 .s .----..1 ss..I l- 1-.a-.
SPAIN AND MoRocco.-A Madrid tele-
gram states that on the 18th of March a
Moorish messenger delivered letter to
Marshal O'Donnell, from the Emperor of
Morocco, protesting his desire for peace.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05

Z. EThere is suficisnt prenouition oi
the coming Of the Democratic Convention
10 the chsrleston papers, when they say,
Beware Of pickpockets," The next thing
we shall bear will be, sDinab, take al the
linen off the clothes line; the steamer bas
arrived from New York with tho Dead
Rabbit Club On board r'- Louisville Jour.
nat. .ss17s
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05

The Welsh have a saying that if wo-
man were as quick with her feet rs with
her tongue. she would catch lightning e.
nough to kindle fro in tho morning.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05

Mrs PARrINroS says she has noticed
that whether flour was dear or cheap she
always has, to pay the same amount Of
money for half dollars worth. ''
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05
ATTENTION WANTED.

those knowing themselves indebted to US either bv
Is note book account that must have money II
you cannot pay all Of your Indebtedness obliep us bv
paying part Of 1t, and that as possible
March Is, le00-iw.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05
STOP HIM! /!

THERE came to my stables the 10th of March.
i 1860, well dressed and gentlemanly behaved man.
about 35 pears old and hired of horse and buggy
representing that he going to the country TO buy
stock, &c.. since which time have not seen him.
The horse white one, about II years old, with
mark the left fore shoulder, representing burn.
The bed Of the buggy was brown, the running gears
flesh color. -a7S
Any person return said horse and buggy giving in
formation where they be had shall be literally
war,ied. -.
J. II. CAMERON.
Millersburg, O., April S, 1850
The Cadz Republican and Salem Republican will
copy to the amount of 81 and send bills to this Office
for collection. ~ - -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05

The great breach Of promise case on trial in
81. Louis. has bern decided in favor uf the de-
fcndanf, a Mr.. SHAW, a rich old bachelor nf that
ely. On the fist trial Of this case The plaintiff
recovered $I00.0e0 against the taefendant-as
damages for not marrying her according 10
promise On the second trial she recovers no.
thing, in addition to having positive proof of
bad character introduced. es7 o, .5sas sli
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05
TRAVELLERS DRECr0RY.

The following shows The time Of departures
and arrivals On the C. z. &C-yR- R. .: Nillers.
burg and Cleveland: q,
..aRcsrnA NoeTHs-Tle laocosro6sfor lesves
Millersburg al l.33 ?. NJ, and arrives at Cleve-
The Errrcss leaves Millersburg ut G4o A. ~
and arriSes at Cleveland al IL
RUNNING -Accommedafion leaves Cleye.
lad sfse45zH.zH..a md arrives zt M1lezzbnrg
ai4e2 7 Assa,Efs S,aaos.A vzT
arrives at MiIlerslnrg at l2.a5.ez btgov 4
=. tEThe Eeprsss train rnnAinRs North con.
meets at .oryr1lie with the East ana West trainl
ON the r. ~. W. and c. K. r.
e ial'Sss p, TT. wee. Il. 4. ''sts
lfbefoli~ing tabIe gives the shas o. ssrf,s .n De.
s.,rss s. 6 ,1i,s E q sAs Ris'ssa chssss
s5T 'asb''1t ois5awr srl isaa as'ls!'
r.S. Mail .ezSz.s2 An.
81 Passenger Trsin,osf,lass l, 20 and "a Pm.
a5T .C01NG0 EAST. -
o. .Express ls-8ilf-3 ss-tS = 1nI 6.3s Pm.
ysG.s, Nal Passenger afslyznagT le1sA n.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05
TIE Pre.idena;s Protest.

The efFeefof Prestaiat BuoHAsxsis Protest to
shs Hous. Of 4Repres.stasres. nag Be &c. i.
de estr.ordissry vote upon is ,rfereacs !, N
Gem nit.ee d, the Jadici.ry. etwhich HID.
john Hcknsaa is DE chsiuhan A n,siorit5
Of 81 IN abedy al.nos, sqsalIy dividsd U
txsea he fuo gTesk ppriies., = adiae ! fSxs
state paper to committee headed ~ ohe
Of theables.. and most gifted. and fearless
members Of the general Opposition. is re-
markable commentary upon the argument and
erhoftatiea Of ffhe First officer in the Republic.
When it was read, ii was received with mingled
indignation and scorn. Those who attempted
TO defend it seemed to feel as If they had un-
derfaken hopeless task. Mr.. Boeock, ingeni-
ous aRd able IS he usually IS dwindled into
tbe special pIeader. aud lost the statesman in
ihs partisan A masierly and overwhelming
reply may be ezpectca from Mr., Hickman in .
few days. He will analyae the absurdiiics and
expose the inconsissepcies Of the protest, and
viii thus furnish another reason to the many on
reeordt that the President has lost all cisia to
public consideration or confidence - ',,.5- -
There can be nc doubt ih.tthe immediate cause
Of This protest is the scafhing report Of the Hon.
John B. Haskins Mr covode's committee have
not YET taken steps to carry cut the instructions
of the resolutions under which they were ap-
pointed. 1t was Mr.. Haskin that presented the
proofs Of the duplicity- and recklessuess of
the President in his management of party
politics. and in the pernieious example he has
set by The lavish expenditure of the public mon
ey.s And his was the goad that has caused the
President 10 ery OFT. - ga zs7ss '-,T7a SIT I
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05
TO TEACHERS.

THE Board Of School Examiners within and for The
county of Holiness will hold meetings in Nillerseurg
the 10th Of March, 31st of March and lith Of APRIL
A. D. 1850 for the examination Of sppiieSntsas EACH
ers Of Common Schools -
n. B. No applicant admitted after 10 o'clock A y
By order OF the Bosrd. IA
FeSas-e7td ROBERT JUSTICE, elsrh
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05

The Springfield Repa6liean says; mo less
than $5, ,080 has been raiscd in Massachusetts. and
was taken TO Connecticut last week, to PURCHASE
VOTES for the Democratic ticket Wealth is in
-leag We with rascalify to dishonor Connecticut
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05
Spirit of the WASHINGTON
- Letters.

The Cincinnati Gazst.e's despatch says
WASHINGTON, March 26.
The message ofthe President, sent into the
House to-day, denying the right of Com
mittee of that body to make the inquiries
contemplated by the Covode Committee,
is the latest sensation, and has set every
body agog. 1t is pronounced the most ex-
traordinary document ever laid before a
legislative body by an Executive officer,
and is tie assertion of a kingly prerogative,
and must arouse the indignation of lhe
country. 1t is furthermore regarded, and
| think with great propriety, as strong
presumptive evidence of the Presidents
completely in the gross corruption with
which it has been charged he was connec-
ted. The message was entirely unexpect-
ed, and supposed to have originated with
the President himself.
The Cincinnati Commercials letter saws !:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05

-zgCDEvrLAsDCr Cryss-The Republicans in Clere-
land are aTnoble sctoof fellows They know
how to work for the snccessofstheir principles,
ssndthey 10, itolAtahein city election on. Mon
raay izt. what had been 5preyiously left of Lo-
1eofocOisn amomgstshem. was gathered up and
sdecenly intc,red = nilian7I n fuadylssI 10
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05
Bmchannn Heard From.

The President on Thursday last, sent to the
House Message protesting against Mr.. Co
vode's Investigating Committee. and denying
the power of the House 10 make any inquiry,
whose result may be unfavsrable to the person
al character or official conduct oft he Executive.
If the conduct Of the President is to be exam
ined by the House, says Mr.. Buchanan. it can
only be done through the Judiciary Committee
and by proceeding in the mature of an i'm :
peachmcnt. On this point an interesting de ]
bate occurred in the House. in which Mr. SHER-
MAN took a leading pari, and on his molten the
Mcseage was referred to the Judiciary commit ]
tee. "a - - - z. go te@
In his Message Mr.. BuoHAsAS saws that the
Legislative is eneroaching on the Executive and
Judicial branches of the Government. He over
looks The -Kansas-N ebraska bill and the Dred-
Scott decision. q The first exhibited the Execu-I
live 1corrupting and bullying Congress; in
the second the Supreme Court attempted to
,usurp powers belonging exclusively to The Leg
islaturc. Mr.. Bnchanaa's memory seems TO be
failing -.---.....--.--.--...--
Mr.. buchanan wants 10 be let alone. He says
the time il; fast. approaching when he will vol
unfairly retire from office. What does this
means Are We to understand by it that he
might be President. if he chose. longer than
till March 4. 1857 Docs he refer to any South
err scheme for defeating the Inauguration of a
Republican President by force, and does he sng
gest that by some operation Of that kind he
could. he would consent to do it. be kept in
office beyond his regular term? Or are We 10
understand that it only depends on him to be
nominated at Charleston. and iriumphantly re-
elected by the people? Any way, the idea is a
queer one, and stands much in need Of an ex-
PLANTATION. riT!s s=zI'ot=..- ls- 10 aAs ...s1s;
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05
The Cincinnati Commercial s letter says
WASHINGTON, March %.


,r, Great excitement exists in the lobbies of
the House and vicinity of the Clerks office
this morning on account of the sale of a
negro woman about forty yeaIs old and
the mother of eleven children, seven of
whom are living. She goes tc Georgia on
Saturday, if she is not redeemed with
$500 cash. bids oil s.sfa 5l s.r f..--
Her poor husband sits in Col. Forney's
office the very picture of despair, while sub
scriptions are being received from members
of Congress and Others, toward thu amount.
About s4oo are already subscribed. Her
sale was no doubt made as speculation on
the part of her owners, they being well
aware that this community would never
allow mother to be torn from her family
and sent into the cotton fields of Georgia,
if money would save her, The woman is
now in the slave pen at Alexandria, await
ingthe result of her husband and friends
efforts for her red emption. ~,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05
All Hail Connecticut:

Connecticut held her Slate Election last Mon
day. The result is Republican Governor, Re-
publican Senate, Republican House, Republican
p. s. Senator. seReppblicaR Every, thing
Well done Cennecticqt. - n: -
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geu ASbatisements.
Township Assessors.

TyHE Assessors Of the several townships will meet at
Il the ol6ce of the Couny AUDITOR in Millersburg ON
Wednesday, the Ilt6 day d April, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
for the purpose Of rceeidnE thcu Books Blank. and
Instructions. I - C. F. NEWTON.
April Sd, 1850. "a ~ Co. Aud.
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- '-----&.- - ----------sf f'.iA
O. There was something Of d rumpus among, the
democratic members ofthe u. s. Senate recent ]
.ly, whilst .tat body was holding secret ses-
sion over some Of Mr.. 'BucuAsAss s nomiaations
The champions were Messrs oLaY, Of Alabama,
andsGIzsexAs. DIT isisaid othhts the fiery and
-rindictive Guxr, not only gave the elegant
feIrsaSN sockdologersi in the eve, but Sc
--verely pounded him in otherpartsof hisssrsse-
full aad well kept person which has 90 often
been an object of admiration on the part Of thc
clustering beauties Of Che gallery This agrees
::with one q the imppcrfcct accounts which had
previously reached Us; but it leaves us ss much
n the dark as eSer respecting the part which
-fhe Hon D: Fitch Or Indiana had, or may have
had. ia the melee. according to one story he
also gave ciihgnan black eve, was this i mis-
take, or did cling,dan,s get two black eyes OF
get the SANG eye blackehedtwicei Or did Dr.,
Fitch merely assist in lis medical And not in
his Senatorial capacity? Let tie lacts be made
stno,v,ss h.lE sTasse ssstsrl@ssasf eSgl y 4
IS 'ss3-eh .ill. 30 ,.e.asga sGi.:so5
eNThs Republican stste Committee ofbohiq
have PrOeured the PubIicati6n ofthe oral dis.
sp5sions between 'Messrs Lincoln; and DougIas
whilerivalcandidates for the United states Sen.
ate from Illinois in 1858, as reported Al the time
in the Journals OF either party. adding two
speeches made in Ohio BY hfr. Lincolh daring
the canvass of 1855. 'Probsbly the powers and
duties of Congress with respect to Slavery in
The Territories, and the general points Of differ
encc between tho Republicans and the Douglas
or Popular Sovereignty. Democrats. were
aever more f0rcibly and fully canyassed than ip
the course of these discussions. Tho Who'll.
forms large octave Of $50 pages is to be sold 70.
20 cents per single copy $S5 per hundred. and
$3.50 per thousand. We urge those who wan,
70 look at this question from both sides to send
TO Folleit, Foster Co., colambus. Ohio. for tbi,
ToIt-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05

At the Spring Election. !. on Monday las. in
this town and township. the Democracy elected
their tickets as usual by about the usual major
hy The Republicans had up, q, sort Of mon
grel or mixed ticket. but nary one survived the
pallle. ......-t t...-. -. q. ....:-l... Il.