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proposition then, not to equalize taxation, not to
relieve the poor man of taxes and place them upon
the shoulders of the rich, but to pay all the taxes
both of the poor and the rich and besides, to edu-
cate the children of the State by distribution of
the public lands
ltwas necessary for his competitor to have new
issue, for the old ones upon which his party had
been beaten before were worn out and odious The
Governor charged upon his opponent insincerity.
The object was not to equaze taxation, nor to raise
more revenue from negro property, but to beat the
Democrats. A convention was impracticable and
could not be held even if his competitor we're to be
elected
He'showed that Mr.. Pools proposition that there
was an aequaty in the distribution of the burdens
-the State and that that inequality worked to the
beneatof the STAKEHOLDER, was not true. That so
far from the system which bis competitor recon-
mended with such great gusto, working to the
benefit of the poor man, it would have direct re-
verse tendency. 1t would Cypress him and work to
the benefit of the capitalist, the bank stock man
and the specuator. This he showed from facts and
figures. 1t was agreed that there was not more
than seven hundred millions Of dollars worth of
property in the State Ten cents on the hundred
dollars valuation of this amount would be required
to meet the emergencies Of the State. Now, the
application of the ad ralorem system to those spe-
cies of property, from which we have hitherto de-
rived revenue, would take off of land $4,000 And
admitting for argument sake, that it would add
$4,000 to the amount now raised upon the black
polls, there would still remain deficiency of
100000. From the tax on interest dividends. &C.,
it would take of, 1000
From Merchants Capital, $4,000
From Doctors, Lawyers, Officers, &C., $4,000
From Carriages, Drovers, Jewelry, Silver
plate and the like $1,000
From Pianos, 2.721 O5
From Pistols and Knives, 2483 Is
From Negro Traders, &C., 1000
From Pedlars and Cards. 1000
From Retailers of Liquors, 10000
From Bowling Alleys, Billiard Tables and
Insurance Companies, 1900
From Brokers and Commission Merchants, 1000
From other smaller items, 5000
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H We had the pleasure Of a visit from Mr..
Pennington, of the Newbern Progress, on Wednes-
day evening. He was on his way to Cedar Forks
Academy, to deliver the annual Address before the
students. No doubt he gave the boys good talk.
We were pleased to see him looking we'll, and to
hear that his Progress was progressing. Notwith-
standing the fiery ordeal through which he has just
passed, he has not "singe" upon him. With
such energy and talents he possesses, success is
always certain.
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SsATE OF Observation-Disclosures

SSATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-BA
= COUNTY.-Conrt Of Equity, Spring Term, 1885,
Bolin John L. Bethea and wife, Sa -ah Ann Campbell Mar
garet Robinson John. William Thomas and Malcolm Bolin
In this appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Sarah Ann Campbell, Margaret Robinson, John Will
liam, Thomas and Malcolm Bon, non-resdents Of the
State, is therefore ordered by the Court that pubcaop
be made six weeks in the N. G. Standard notifying said de-
PENDANTS to be and appear at the Court House Summer
vile the Monday preceding the Monday before the
last Monday in August next and answer plead demur
to said case or judgment will be entered pro and
held er p"rte - .'+t
Witness. Cornelius H. Cofed Clerk and Master of our
said Court of Equity at Office in Suumerve the Monday
preceding the Monday next before the last Monday in Feb
ruary, A. d. 1861 Independence of the United States S4th
G. H. COFFIELD, c. & Me.
June g, 1860. pr. Adv. v.$5,62I) 26-w6t.*
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-.C HAT.
- HAM COUNTY-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, ls6oJ James Williams, Adm.r. at Frederick
Williams decd. and others Benz F. Williams Aaron
settlement. + -& ~ .tEtfi ss s.1el47s
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court the di6eu-
dants in this case Benjamin F. Wama Aaron Williams
and Alfred Williams, are uonesdents of this State is
therefore ordered by the Court that publcaop be made
for six weeks successfully in the North Carona Standard
commandng them to be and appear at the next TERN of
said Court to be held for the county Of Chahamat the
Court House in Pittsb0rongh the % Monday 0f Auaus
1888" to plead answer Or demr TO this pettop the
.. Cation Clerk Of said Court ct Office in Pittsboo A Cd
Monday Of May, 1850. I; u 81 $50 AZ ss..iw
R. c. COTTON, c. g.
june ~, 1850 pr. adv. q, s,ss5t1l 2S-wH.
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JOHNSTON CoUNrY.-We have received and will
publish in our next, the proceedings of the Demo
cratic Convention in Johnston j. W. B. Watson,
Esq, was unanimously nominated for the Senate,
and VIM. H. Watson and James Mitchenor, Esqs.,
were in like manner nominated for the Commons.
The nominees for the Commons came forward and
accepted. The nominee for the Senate was absent,
as delegate at Baltimore. This is an excellent
ticket and will no doubt prevail. Old Johnston
seems fully aroused.
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AsHEvILLE NEws.-We are grat6ed to see the
old familiar face of this excellent Democratic journal
again. The permanent editor is not yet announced,
but he is said to be man Of talents and one who
has had considerable experience in editorial life 1t
is edited temporarily by W. NJ. Hardy, Esq, ster-
ling and talented young Democrat
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PosrPoNEMENT OF THE SAILING OF THE GREAT EAs-
TERN.-Authentic information has been received by
the Niagara that the sailing of the Great Eastern
has been postponed until the 2Srd instant-next
Saturday. 1t appears that all the preparations nee
essary for an ocean voyage were not completed in
time for the monster ship to take her departure on
the 9th, originally intended. In sensation point
Of view, perhaps it is just well that she did not
sail as appointed, for had she done so she would
have arrived here quite on the heels Of the japanese
Embassy, who made their entree under such auspi-
cious circumstances yesterday, which might have
proved a little too much of an excitement Under
the present arrangement she will make her appear
ance here in time for the Fourth of July celebration
arriving probably on the I'd. Thus the Great Eas-
tern will serve to protract our summer sensations
and may last until the arrival Of the Prince of
Wales. f'..H'
We hope, however, that the postponement Of the
sailing of the Great Eastern does not presage any
further disappointment, or any blunder which may
result in the nonfulflment of the brilliant proms-
es held out in her behaf-M + Herald
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We have received through W. L. Pomeroy, Esq,
from the publishers, D. Appleton Co., New York,
Volume IA of the late Hon, Thomas H. Bentons
Abridgment of the Debates in Congress- This VOL
ume contains the history of period, from 1889 to
1s4s of much interest to the politician and scholar
and from the examination we have been able to give
it, lacks nothing which has rendered the preceding
volumes SO interesting 1t should be in the library
of every gentleman who pretends to take an interest
in the government of his country.
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H The Register, in its issue of the goth, seems
very much exercised as to the unhealthiness of
"Citzen Holdens" position in regard to ad ralorem
and Mr.. Bledsoe. Until the return Of his friend
from Baltimore. where he is assisting in the con-
struction of big "dead fall" which will surely be
the death (politcaD of Bell as well as Lincoln we
would submit to the attentive perusal and consider
alton of the Register verses, g. and s. Of the 7th
chap of St. Mathews gospel
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Raleigh, N. c., June
NOTICE,

VVAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
L Gulford county, the 4h Of December, 1888, ne
six inches high and weighs about IA pounds says that his
name is WILSON, and raised by Mr.. McRae, near
Bristol Va.-was sod to a trader named kLIPPER, aud
train. Said boy had when arrested brown Kentucky
Jeans Cost green check Cashmere PantaIoons and white
wool Hat No marks except the left side Of his
head which is not discernabe except when his hair
pushed aside The owner is requested to come forward
prove property pay charges and take him away otherwise
he will be dealt with according to law. g tTs7fs!
. ... CA. BOON, Sheriff.
January 10, 1860. 2--wRm.
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Of George E. Badgers word, and many said with
scornful faces There is an old adage-the differ
ence is vast between your calling liar, and be-
ing proceed to be one yourself" Epery body believ-
ed Messrs. Badger, Toombs and others-no one be-
lieved John Bell in those days! Noo, he is a mar
relous proper naan-euen to be Presidentk
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NO HUMBUG.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO INFORM THE
Il public generally, that he has hand, and is
prepared ali times furnish remedy for the trnpble-
some disease known as YELLOW JAUNDICE, q disease
of the liver. ~
1t is well known that the Physicians are generally from
two to three weeks eecting nov offer Remedy
to the public which perfectly safe and harmless in it's ma
ture which will have the desired effect in 4S hours well
as a months practice with calomel. -
1t is cheap thst all purchase it, being only Two
Dollars per Box; therefore, none need be without it,
to the address of any person in the United States, and
warranted. .s 80.
~ '' w. W. WOODED.
Raleigh, Nov. 9, 1889. as T'-.'ii 45-Awtf.
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WAKE FOREST COLLEGE. N. G.

WAKE FOREST COL1sEt1E, Y. e.
N he FALL TERM OF THIS COLLEGE WILL OPEN
IL the fourth Monday in July next. There full
corps of officers in charge of the departments and
the of instruction thorough and
as that of any other College .... b.. -,.s'-.
Not nuw hitherto, encumbered with the Preparatory
Department the Professors devote themselves exclusively
to tho Collegiate classes. ...--, q; s@iq
The German Language, as well as the French forms
q part of the regular course -. .,3,
Further information may be derived from the catalogue
of this year; for copy Of Which apply to 70
WILLIAM ROYALLt
See'y of Faculty.
June 90, 1860. .... 26-w6tu
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TN he PROPRIETOR OF THIS COMMODIOuSs SEA.
side resort would respectfully annnunce that hasng
completed oil bis arrangements the House is opea for
the reception OF visitors, und he promises that psus
shall be spared to render all who visit the establishment
in quest Of health or pleasure. comfortable and happy
PLEASURE BOATS, Ts'tis
Fishing Tackle, Bathing Houses and al! other improve.
ments and conveniences required render the esaBs-
ment complete in every particular have been arranged snd
put in thorough order ... IS "a,
Being well supplied with good cooks and servsnts pre.
sided over and directed by Mr.. L J. !awley gentle-
man Of experience the proprietor feels that he patrons
OF the House will have no want ungr.tfied. = 'aGg
The Bar we'll stocked with choice Wines and lquors
and fur the amusement and recreation of guests Billiard
Room and Bowling Alley attached. y =
good Band Of Music has been employed for the season.
and the Ball Room Is one Of the largest and best IN the
State .... -.-st. - ss5ssl
All who visit Carolina City mag be assured of finding all
the comforts and appointments Of first class Hotel -
l. ]. HAwLEY, Sup't ,7#' '.r;it&F
June %, 1866 rs... 5o--lm,
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An AMERICAN KNIGHrED.-Queen Victoria has
conferred the order of knighthood upon Francis H
Saltus, Esq, Of New York, in consideration Of i'm
portant improvements in artillery. Mr. Saltus is
the first American thus distinguished -
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TARBoRo' BRANCH RAIL RoAD.-This work is pro-
crossing rapidly, as We learn from the newspapers
of that fourishing town. The citizens expected to
celebrate its completion, and the national annversa-
ry the same day, but it is doubtful whether the
remaining six miles of track can be laid by the 4th
ar0I -.- - D.
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For the Standard.
Celebration of the Fourth.

.s Celebration of the Fourth.
PROGRAMME
national salute will be fired at day break. At
sunrise there will be divine service and an grafton
in the Baptist Church, by the Rev. Mr. Skinner. =
The Chors of their respective churches are invited
ITO attend " -"
The procession will form at the Court House at
10 o'clock, and march to the Capitol Square.
Order Of Procession.
Marshal and Assistants, .,
Music s- -,
Oak City Guards, ..
Piney Wood Cavalry,
Citizens and Strangers,
Officers and Soldiers of the Revolutionary War,
Officers and Soldiers Of the War Of 1912,
Officers and Soldiers of the Mexican War,
Mayor and City Commissioners,
State Officers,
Editorial Corps,
Judges of the Supreme and Superior Courts
Governor of State and Aids,
Orator, Reader and Chaplain.
Exercises on Capitol Square,
MORNING.
The exercises of the morning will open with prayer
BY Rev. Mr.. Atkinson. The National Declaration
of Independence will be read by Mr.. -, follow
ed by an Grafton by Mr.. H. w. Miller-closing with
benediction.
EVENING.
At o'clock, the exercises will be resumed on the
Capital Square by the reading of the Mecklenburg
Declaration of independence by Mr.. -, follow
ed by an Grafton by Mr. W. H. Laughter.
FIRE WORKS.
The exercises of the day will close Immediately
after this oration with display of fire works.
1t is hoped all persons will join in the procession.
The ladies are respectfully invited to attend these
exercises. Provision will be made to preserve or
der. BASIL c. MANLY,
Chief MarshaL
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ANXIOUS TO BE BEATES,-From the Wilmington
papers, we see that Messrs. o. P. Mears and Fred
D. Poisson, are anxious to become political martyrs
and for that end have announced themselves as Op-
position candidates.
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W Bishop Atkinson, Of this Diocese is to de-
liver the address before the graduating class of the
General Theological Seminary, New York, on the
2sth, present month.
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]. m. LoyEJoY,s xgApEMy.

IN HN THIRTY Y.EIGHTH SESSION WILL CON.
i mep>'e on the 9th of July.
Ihaye ob tanned for the present tbessfvisssMr J. G.
ers jea in France and having taught fol- abe last two
in Havana thorough teacher of the French and Span.
sh languages think it advisable that buys shopld be
cause Academic classes of eight ten students ca BE-
better instructed than coge classes of seventy OF eighty
And in the secord, because boys thus v,dmwn one
year from college shall hsrsaer
ton Of the best country schools this Siaesnses from
fifty TO sevenyve dollars per session board sad bsieu
from hundred to one hundred and fifty pes session;
are boys taken for less than these sums. -
Ny tuition for the classics including French and Span~
ishr also Mathematics and the English branches Wilt be
forty dollars English branches twenty dollars par session.
Board and tuition one hundred aud twentY-fve ts.
J. N. LOVEJOE.
June 90 1860 t-@ @13' So.St
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LATEST FROM BALTIMORE!

We received dispatch from Mr.. Holden on
Thursday night, stating that the Convention had
taken no final action on any thing. Had adjourned
to this friday morning. Great excitement
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az From an advertisement in another column
it will be seen that the Executive Committee of the
State Agricultural Society will meet in this City on
the first Monday in July. Let there be full at
tendance
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June 90, 1860
TO THE PUBLIC.

II BOUND MY LITTLE SON ABOUT THREE YEARS
u ago to John Creech. His name is William Thomas
Reed and he is now about nine years old Creech has
knowledge be took my child off from this place Kalegh)
with him. and my belief is from what have heard that
his purpose sell him q slave shall be grateful IL
the generous and charitable will aid in recovering my
child. ..'' '-.'s .'f~'
... ELIZABETH REED.
Raleigh, N. c. June %, 1850. b .. -ssr =. Som
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The Appropriation Bill.

WASHINGTON, June l0.-In the Appropriation bill
is $780, 900 for the Capitol extension, $5O00OO for
the completion of the Washington Acqueduct $751;
600 for the preservation of the Charleston Custom
House. and $25 900 for the preservation Of the New
Orleans Custom House. .4l... l..sg.... ..s'
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lust RECEIvED-A FINE LOT OF HAMS,
% Roe Herrings &C. Also, assortment of Teas that
cannot be beaten in this market. ss.st .llts.
Also. prime article Of Gosben Cheese ,ssa :
Jim. % 1890 . aL .a5 W '" :. AsDhEwS ~ EVE
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TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE EXEC.
u UTlVE Committee of the N. C. State Agricultural
Society will be held in Raleigh lst Monday in July
next to award the premams of Field Crops OF Tobacco
as set forth in the list of said Society for the
the Committee at the time above named and also the ne.
cessary certificates Of survey of land &C., required by
the premium list for the year 1859. - .'E
Prompt attendance of the Committee is requested, As
other business Of importance will acquire action therein
W. r. HOLT, Chm. Ex Com.
june ~, 1860. 50-td.
Register, Press and Spirit of the Age copy twice.
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J. R. McAULAY & BROS. SELECT SCHOOL,

VNHE DUTIES OF THE SUMNER SESSION OF OUR
4 School will be resumed on the I'd Monday IN July.
This school Is beautifully situated among the mountains
of North Carolina and will be accessible by Railroad
The Principal boards the boys in his family SO that
they may be under his constant supervision. -
The course of instruction is thorough and comprehen.
sve preparing boys to take high rank in any College.
in the business wa ks of life. 1,lef
For terms address the Principal, .....t
j. r. McAULAY,
Morganton, NC.
June 90, 1860. -a4 s - 26-w4t*
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N OTTO E .-STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE
~ Subscriber: Sunday the Sd nst from my planta.
tion, four miles West of RaegL, Light Grey Mare Mne
supposed to be twelve years old had on shses before half
worn roacbed name, and trimmed TAIL lparchased said
mule in the mountains Any person taking up said mule
and addressing at Raleigh bringing her to me- will
be reasonably and handsomely paid for their troube.,
.. TERRILL rGlLIs
Raleigh. N. c., June 90. 1850 5u,-tf
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WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE.

WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE, -
GoLDsBoRoUGH, N. e.
TTNHE FALL SESSION WILL BEGIN ON THURSDAY.
the 26th of July 1850 Beard and Tuition per session
So For a catalogue address the undersigned r'A1.,
s. NJ. FROST, Prest.
June %, 1850. 26-wtAugl.*
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Lady Byron sent 5000 to the icili n COMMITTEES,
few days before her death, as Ler donation to the
Garibaldi fund. ra-5.-,
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SITUATION WANTED.

z.
A YOUNG MAN, QUALIFIED TO PREPARE BOYS
"A for College, desires situation rs teacher in private
family, or small select school, Address A. b. Haw River
Alamance Co.. N G. SEA :
REFERENcRs: ..i r, q, .tg'i
ALEX. WILSON D. D. Melville N c. ~ ss,,r.
Rev. A. G. HUGHES, Mebanesville, n c.
JOHN TROLiNGER, Esq, Haw River, n. G..
June %, 1861. 26-w4t*
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
FIRST DAY.

FIRST DAY.
BALTIMORE, June 1S.-The Convention assembled
at II o'clock, in the Front Street Theatre, which
building was densely packed by outsiders.
The assemblage was called to order by Hon.
Caleb Gushing, and prayer was delivered by Rev.
j. G. McCabe. '
The President congratulated the body upon its
Resembling, and hoped that harmony would pre-
vail
The New York delegation introduced resolution
that the claims to seats Of the cotton States be
ferred to the Committee on Credentials and that the
report of that committee be final with the under
standing that no delegates be permitted in the Con-
vention who do not pledge themselves to abide by
the decision of the Convention and support its
nominations. -..a- a.. = s-=''f7. -.-t
An hour was spent in discussing points of order
and motions to adjourn and New York refusing to
sustain the previous question on its own resolution,
it was lost .. t.
A motion was made that all delegates whose seats
are not contested be admitted to the floor.
Adjourned until P. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention re-assembeG at o'clock.
The question pending was an amendment by Mr..
Gilmer, Of Pa, to an amendment by Mr.. Church,
of New York
The President announced that credentials had
been placed in his hands from delegates from Della
ware, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louis
| lana, Texas and Arkansas, with letter from the
Mississippi delegates, presented by Howard of Tenn
essee, and a communication from Chaffey, claiming
seat in the Massachusetts delegation.
Mr.. Gilmer perfected his amendment so as to
provide that the President issue tickets to the dele
gates from Texas Mississippi Arkansas and Florida,
where there are no contesting delegates, and that
the case Of the delegates from Delaware Georgia,
Alabama and Louisiana be referred to the Commit
tee on Credentials
Mr.. Clarkes of Mo-, desired to have read for fur
ther information, substitute he desired to submit
in place of the amendment offered by Mr.. Gilmer:
that the Convention pledge themselves to require
| all others who may be authorized as delegates to
make pledge to support the Democratic nominee
Of the Convention.
very exciting discussion took place on this
point, and at 81 o'clock the Convention adjourned
without any action.
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Later from Europe.
New York, June 20.-The United Kingdom, from
Liverpool on the 9th inst, has arrived
GENOA, June S.-News from Sicily says that
captulations had been concluded by General LAMA
to Garibald but the terms are not known.
PARIS, June S.-The King Of Naples has invoked
the Intervention of the five great powers to guar
antee the integrity of his dominion. He more i'm
mediately claimed the intervention of the French
Emperor for the pacificaon of Sicily, and promised
to proclaim Immediately the constitution of 1862.
He also requests the great powers to employ their
authority and influence to prevent Piedmont from
favoring insurrecton on the main land of Naples.
Regarding the collective action of the Great
Powers, England was the first to answer that she
dfd not intend to interfere with the conflict, except
perhaps to stop, if possible an unnecessary effuson
of blood, without aiding either party. The other
Powers gave similar replies.
Napoleon replied immediately, that meditation
was only possible between two Powers, and unless
Naples recognized the Sician insurrection, no me.
diation could be had
Lord John Russell, however, has promised to re-
commend to Piedmont not to ferment disturbances
in the Peninsular possessions of the King of Naples
Except Austria, who has no diplomatic relations
with Piedmont, the other Powers have promised the
same.
1.-The London Times, of Friday, predicts that the
present month will end the Bourbon rule in the
States of Italy.
The sailing day of the Great Eastern will not be
later, and may be earlier, than the 23d.
Advices from Bombay confirm the refusal Of Chi
ma to accede to the English proposition.