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FURNITURE.

A CKNOwLEDGED AS BEST.-F0REMANs ARCU
sprng seds sel from 81 10 TO b. all furniture dealers
nave 6em Mattresses very cheap. An Iron Combination
bseasad springs and mattress complete, IS No. Great
Jones sreet oernef Of Broadway.
ENAKLLED CHAMBER SUITS, on FURRTrURE IN
~ A cnosv and aylo9 Wholesale retail ~ M
wards; Alp. Mattresses and Paliassea WARREN wABD
II Caoal nssk four doors east Of Broadway.
FURNITURE BOUGHT FOR READY MONYY-A YAIR
value nyeo IL ready money for Furniture CArps4s
Books &C., aeNo Ii Sixth between Ninth and Tenth
OxeetA N
UyURNrfURE FoR sALE.-THF ADVERTISER BEING
Obliged 70 70 70 The country wt sell the Furniture Of her
house private sale PerDons wihng furniture & ea
bargains win have opportunity BY Gazing e s74 Henry
street. Brooklyn any evening hs week from 70 O'CLOCK
CNURNIrURH FOR sAL1-fHK.WHOLE OR PART AND
large aud desirable House lei cheap b Harry reck
aeax RuiGsrs A6dge0 q, B., III WW ar(Vh = -
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IRON AyALGAM BELLs-AT OyE.THIRD COST or
other metals, tone and strength equal Who viii
be Without Ben for school houses factory shops hotels plan
tsons, they be bought for the following prices
H. Bells Sc rs To- Bells so Zoe ID. Balls S5 l5J TO- Bells
go. AL warranted send and get
N. q. CHADWICK CO., II Spruce street.
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a IT, MIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
"A nnRNEklV "THE NANDERBILT LINE.n

THOR HAvANA-UYITED MAIL sTEANgHrP LINE
leaving every twenty days from each port ssssushi
Sncvn and splendid viii leave for the shore port
saturday jan a. at two o'clock p NJ from pier No 50 Nortf
aver Freight received the 10Th Bills Of ladng Furnished
sui signed board presentation Of cearsnce ro agh
e. passage apply 70 HAR0OUs co, No IS South street
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MONEY LENT AT MODERATE RATES on DIAMONDS,
M Watches Jewelry suyeraare and Personal Property Of
all descriptions Goods be redeemed time within
year. II. BARNARD, Il Third avenue. Pryse Once
trance hall door.
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do nD0 FOR SALE, THREE BRICK THREE
plO .OUV. story and basemel. Houses, In Thirty
COM street. gcu and Third In perfect
order WITH modern improvements bali the purchase
roney-say s90O0can remain bond and mortgage for
Of years the balance In cash. Dry Goods
adapted for Southern trade would be aken Brokers
apply. INQUIRE OF 3. II THAYKR, 1853 Broadway.
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A DvArCEs MADE AND MONEY LOANED on wATcr
"A es Diamonds Jswery, &c, or bought for cash a. q
merchan 3Sl Broadway No loSn Office signs about the
misses.
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ADvAE NOES on DrAMoNDs, PLATE, WATCHES
n JEWRLEY, PIANOS, DRY GOODS sc.
or Will bug the same for cash at his private Office.
j N BhRkINGER, 40 Broadway room Is. up s,a,rs
Dismonds.-Ihe highest price psid fos DIAMONDS loose
ret
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NKONEY TO LOAN.-S50O0 TO $40 900, on IMPROVED
MI real In the city OF New York dwell
ling property preferred. Inquire Of r. W. ROBINSON
ll2 BroaiwAy.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-14

70 be negotiated abroad and the rcst sub.
scribed for at home. .'.''1
The Paris correspondent Of the Tine,
says that Prince Corrignan viii be q J.
werner General Of Tuscany, unless tie I'm.
perial idea cfa separate step Be carried
ont There Is great wrath here against
the Pope. | am told lis Holiness has
issued another circular, stiII stronger than
the encyclical on the Romagna affair
The remark Is said to have been made ii
. very high quarter; that the Pope would,
from the manner he is going on, make the
pamphlet "a Pape n Le ,Congres. n trnth
This means that Of all his States only
Rome would be left 10 the Pope.
Letters from Rome say taat agitation
Is 50 great that it il doubtful whether the
French army win be able to restrain II
much longer. The second warning which
proceeds accommodation ii said I'd have
been sent to Turin 81 Joseph Gazetfe,
April s. ... t...s
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"THE DESERT SHALL, BT,OS.
SOM AS THE ROSF.W &, '1,s

YtHE subscriber has choice collection n
SEEDS saved from those splendid llow -
raised BY him, and exhibited AZ the IA 4 Fs,,.
which henow offers 10 the lovers or beauty ma
fragrances upon reasonable terms Among them
may be found many q Flora,s choicest trea-
Asters, beautiful znnias, CahdytnS,. va,i,.,s
colors; Portalaeo; Petunias; Corsopsis. French
and African Margoldsj and many other choice
kinds. 55, 81 ts "A. ~ - z II
Also gnlendd assortment Of choles tame
Ross Cuttings or Crafts; among tAe,p NAV 10
found the Queen Of the PRAIRIE, Siiperb Climber,
Baltimore isellei Persian Yellow; Madame
Elliotti Michigan Rose; Monsieur Rivers. rs,
Also, many choice vegetable seeds. raised
from seed imported BY me from The States last
season; together with many other things ii n
line Of business. b. e al, E d, !" Z
ss.tf CHAs. H oLIPHANT. I
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MAsrllxl.olroI ) ArIlrIl ,.

! Nj
HoCsk Ar. Hickman, from the com.
,,;ttee On Judiciary, reported a bin Ia ex.
tend The right to appeal from decisions q
~ Circuit Court 70 the Supreme Court
~ tie United States. s.
M Morse Intellectually cndeavOred IA
Introduce bill prohibiting the Chinese
CooIie trade in American vessels,
Mr. Burnett objected.
The bin for the suppression Of poly
eainy III Utah was considered
The debate was lengthy. /
NILSSON. Pryor, Ethridge and others
snoke III favor Of the bill Adjourned (
gEvafE Mr.. Hunter, from the FL
nance Committee, reported back the III
dian Appropriation bill, with amend
mtnts. #
The Bill for the final adjustment Of pri.
yate land claims IN Florida, Louisiana.
Arkansas and Missouri passed. II.
MI. Davis Territorial resolutions were
called up, when Mr.. Soulsberry made q
speech in opposition to the Republican
marty and rs prospective nominee for the
Presidency, Mr.. Seward. 1.
Mr.. Ten Eyeck argued against the ex-
tension Of slavery into the Territories.
coutending that no one had right 10 in
terfere with 1t In the States, and saying
Il would have been abolished In many
nlaces had it not been for unwarrantable
Interference with III He regarded the
fugitive law as constitutional, and said
New Jersey would stand with the Middle.
States In repelling ultraism and extraya-I
eance, and urge upon her sister Suites TO-
preserve the Union 81 n
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LATEST NEWS.

Il tit NEw YORK, April 1.
The steamship Bavaria arrived this
evening from Southampton the 18th ult.,
and brings q London paper of that day.
RotiE, March l6. This morning d
great manifestation in favor of the Pope
had taken place at the vatican. ..<s :. I.
PARIs, Saturday The Patrie NIB.
lshes letter from Turin, stating that
the question Of the annexation Of SAVOY
70 France had been definitely settled.
s. me Patrte also states that negotiations
IN regard to Tuscany are ia d fair way Of
conclusion, The Emperor had received n
reputation from Savoy. s..
MALES, March 1.-THE NeapoIitans
VINO had been sent into exile and Others
Naples ~ tsn".'' =
austria had disapproved Of the service
MEASURES intended. An Austrian Ge-
astal had arrived. Ambassadors from
sS western Powers had given advice to
q 4 Turin letter Of the 18th saws the
ne q lath April. = :
n t ~ hlng Intends. when the expression
- .ae wishes Of the population OF Romag.
,,.s ale made known to him, to deliver q
,ee 49,, declaring that he postpoues the
n p'anee Tor the present, adding that
81. asgotlatlons are opened for the pur.
recommending these wishes with
ms. Tor the rights Of the Holy See.
~, sasa.0I1,.anately, the negotiations only post.
g w .ae crisis for a few days.
p;.l ae annexation Of Central Italy "a
srs anont IS accepted everywhere will
ga. enthusiasm. =. ~, : :
d. = tae end fthe week the King viii
TOt. s y y 2 tour in the provinces which
~ lor annexation.
. SSs q the first acts Of the government
oOsS am q annexation is decided, win be e
sH : loan Of l5O, OOO, 900 francs, hal
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fnreisn ptus
GREAT BRITAIN.

Inthe House Of Lords on the 27th Feb,
Earl Hardwick called attention to tile
naval reserves Of the country, and com
planned Of their ineificiency in point Of
numbers and drill. s.5..:, .5..ss
The Duke OF Somerset explained the
state 81 affairs, and said that including
the naval coast volunteers, there was a
reserve Of between Ill 900 and II 600 men,
whose services would never be required ex-
cept in case Of an emergency. !.
Another furious gale had visited Eng
land. The force Of the wind at Liver
pool was greater than had been known for
years. Several vessels lying IN the river
Mersey had dragged their anchors, but no
serious damage was sustained by them.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company pro-
poses making an attempt to restore the
old cable. &. IA A. I'd .s.3 n Il 4
The London Morning Ctronisele says d
treaty Of alliance has been signed between
Russia and Austria The Chroaicle, III q
subsequent leader, repeats tho news, re-
marking: -. Il. s= Eff h. Il:
This new alliance eorroborates the state
meat we have for some time past reiterat-
ed, that there existed a dark and wide
spread conspiracy against the cause Of
freedom and progress, aud Immediately
menacing tile peace Of Europe, .s.5 zs|
The British Channel feet had gone to the
Mediterranean, It was rlmofed on account
Of SPANS demanding q large cession Of
territory from Morocco as one Of thetcon-
ditions Of peace. B. 4,
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rIo:::tice.

G0LDIERS, IsGmsters. Sailors, { or their
~ tOidoIcs or orphan cIildren.) who served ia
any wars or battles either in California or else
ioLere, prior 10 March Sd, 1855 or their children
rho tcere under q years al that dat, or sailors
who served on the coast OF California 10 the
Mexican war, will do well 10 address Us. Clsi;Hs
that have been rejected In the hands OF other
agents, have been successfully obtained By US.
Agents aching for us, literally pad Land
warrants bought and sold 10 order, and all bnsl-
ness,requbing an agent at Washington, attended
to. Il. b. LLOYD & CO,
-: Attorneys for Claims, Pensions, Bounty
/ :. Ia .:5 e.$:l Land, Re T. ..;..
&C. Reference TO any Of the heaesos Depart.
msnts: 80 lot
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anufrtiGPmfntg.
MILL CREEK KlNYON 4

TINE subscriber begs respectfully to Inform
- the inhabitants 81 g. s. l. City and vicinity.
that MIL Creek Kanyon is NOW OPEN, and
that the roads are IN good condition, aud win &c
kept 70. also wish those knowing themselves
TO be indebted for the use Of said ksnyor. 10 call
and settle their account. For the future, 4 wish
all who may visit the kanvon, 10 bring their foIi
with them 34-3m. BEN. ASHWORTH.
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CITY ACADEMY.

a BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for Boys
IA and Girls, in the 10th Ward, O. s L. Cir,
will commence the Summer term April I6, 1860.
~ 49,. TERMS :, -
Reading, Writing and Numbers, per or. 81 60
Boarding and tuition perqr. Of ~ weeks 60 90
For further information inquire OF
SO Ct G.. W. MOUSLEY.
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established al ,.= 81.
FAIRFIELD, CAMP FLOYD.
CAnINET TuRNING |, !.

IT BEG leave 10 inform my friends, and Inc
public generally, that turn out all kinds
Of work In the first style. Give me call, and
You viii be suited 10 work and price. s.
Bedsieads, Tables, Chairs, Babies Chains.
&c, DC, always on hand, for sale at reasonable
rates n y 4 4
T. Deseret currency. produce. Sc, taken a. nav:
- Z, III. CAST, 18th WARD, 8 !.
On State Road, half block north of EMIGRATION
Z Street, and opposite Hsman Hyde's. I7-I ].
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TAKE NOTICE.

IiaHE subscriber having taken out Letters 81
Administration from the Probate Court 81
Great Salt Lake County, hereby notifies All
persons indebted 70 ihe Estate of Dr, w. France
late OF Great Salt Lake City, deceased, that they
are requested 10 come forward and settle The
against said Estate, 10 present them under oat for
allowance and settlement, 10 w, i. Appiebp. nv
duly authorized Agent and Attorney !.
MARGARET FRANCE,
81 Administrator =
q. s. L.city, April Glib, 1860. 9s.t
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lost DOC.

aG TRAYED From my premises, on Tuesday
~ last, black Newfoundland bitch Pup, eight
months old ANY pers3n giving information
concerning her, al Golden & RaIelgh,s Tannery
In The 18th Ward, will be suitably rewarded. &
34tH ~ n X. u golden.
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To Rent,.

nN reasonable terms, the large and comnio.
~ dious Dwelling House, owned by William
Etnpy, situated ID the 5th Ward. For par,i
culars. inquire IT - ; 81
. Sat- II, r RICHARDS, 18th Ward.
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In the southeast corner IL Council Honss
Block, In Main Street, at which place he viii
be most happy TO attend 10 ali business IN his
line. h. &. h n +. t ss. 80
All who patronizs hin may expect piompt.
attention and work Of The finest finish. Hayile
been professionally engaged In several Of the
capitals Of Europe, he considers himself capable
Of executing work IN the latest style IL fashion.
Cutting done on reasonable terms 33-if
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TWO year old red Heifer; lett horn droons,
Il white In the flank and on the belly. She
lie NJ my residence. a. the Point Of the Mountain,
west Of q. s. r. CITY. The owner win please
call ray charges, and take her AWAY. s B Er
M Sat- R. H, PORTER
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JORDAN MILLS.

FTNHE Pfoprieiots Of the above Mslls respeci-
- fully beg leave TO inform their friends and
n.ircns, that they have Thoroughly repaired ard
m.tea UP their I'M IN manner not surpassed in
the Territory. They are now prepared u aliend
% ell business, 10 Their line, entrusted 10 them
To orr old customers We return o,ss thanks
Tor past fayors, ind solicit their patronage ot,s,r
a3l-H u. II. ALLEN a. Go.
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Come and get your i, rxeifer.

TNAME 10 my hay In December Last,
~ white speckled two year old HEIFETe;
strap around lie neck, With piece Of a horn
attached; branded j. g. The owner can yet Ii
by paying reasonable charges. ! !. s
30 81 JAMES LIVINGSTON, Doth Ward. /
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NOTICE. !.

:GTRAYED Into my enclosure, al Goshen, one
~ red Heller, line backed, two years old, with
calf BY her side. The owner Is requested To
prove property. pay charges, and take her away
No brands or marks visible II r: s>45s:.= # -
d. VIM. J., LARKINS, ..~..
~ u :... Goshen City, Cedar Go.
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nKeadow. ran Z !. e y. a :. J.

YyEN acres Of good grass LAND FOR sale, al
!. IL the mouth Of South Willow Greek. Stock
taken In exchange, II offered Immediately.
Enquire at MoUNTAINERR Office. 32sR
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porUs! Pox.rsl

Immediately, 1000 good fence
wv Poles, at The Mousr6IsrER 0ffils.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

T1HE Large Room, known as The Commission
Il Store, west Of the Council House. has been
fitted mp for SCHOOL ROOM. and will be
open for scholars on the 9Th April NEXT, under
the Immediate care ofihe subscriber, who miilbs
assisted by competent teachers whenever the
number shall render it necessary.
This school Is designed 10 be made IN OF scholars
Of between the eyes Of five and twelve, that
more general System Of rules may be adopted for
Ihs maintainance OF good order. BE- .ss
TUITION. PER ouARTEn
For Reading and Writing, ..... 4. -. 50 90
Arithmeflc, E. Grammar. and Geo
grapiy, &C., Il. 4, d. 80. 81 90
Further conditions, upon which older scholars
Will be admitted, may be knownon application,
3I-tf. .. IL. /. DoREMUS.
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NEAT MARKET.


GTILb ccntitu-s IN the MARKEr, and can b
~ found At The ald stand Of Isaac Bsockbhhk
one door south II Livingston, Bel & Co.'S, On
Main Street. where he oilers q superior quality
O Beef Mutton, Pork, spafe-libs, SansaRes,
Candies, Eggs, Better, Lard, Bacon, Tallow, aud
y ans extra dried, To the purchase Of which, hs
calls The attention Of his frlends and customers
Give him. . caII. III ~
. Those Indebted to him are respectfully invited
2 call and pay up, or close Their accoun, by
note. 2Gk
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n HAND IN HAND
B "A X Il r. Y
MAIN ev,r, rs.,,,, VI. #

MAIN STREET.
4 TAKE pleasure in announcing 10 Tho pabIl
y that ! am still attending 10 my business ii
HAND I'm HAND. BAKERY
On Maia Street opposite NIxON,S STOKE,
And constantly keep on hand No. artiele 81
Light Bread, fresh every day. n "a
Buns, Pound Cakes, Tea Cakes. Il sf,utter. MIL
finger Nuts, Janbles, Epies, and Boston
Rough and Readies, Rock Cakes, i Cfackera:
Mtnce Pies and Drop Cakes, Hard Bread,
Apple Pies and Chester Cake, Soda d other
Peach Pies, Custards, BIsctits
3 &c.3 Sc made 10 order
n connection with The above, the public can
es accommodated u nil II + AS0 NABLE
HOURS with s 4. q {. a !. .1 &
Hot Coffee and Tea, i8 I'D n ID
Slowed Oysters and sardines,
fam and Eggs, 81 I'D A.
+ Roast Beef, III: I; /; ii s VII
Beef Steaks, Sc. .s.5 ..i55 s.=
n fact, good Lunch, on REASONABLE terms. Il
prepared and got up on short notice Ii Is no
lLonhie 70 wait on customers for the
& nj FL READY PAY. 81 ....s@ IT !.
Having aIwayHon hand the best stock the mar.
ket affords long experience III The business.
Halter myself TO be able 10 please my friends and
the public generally with something good 10 eat
BY repeating their visits, as often 40 they isSi
Inclined at the n. :, .5s'.
. HAND In HAND BAKERY AND
( 3. RESTAURANT
II. DANIEL GRENIG.
. NoT1cE, Those OF my ftfends who know
themselves indebted TO me by book account Or
otherwise will confer favor GU me 10 Gull and
settle up With some other kind Or sspay besides
promises. DANIEL GRENIG, Baker.
Reipember the place Is opposite NTxon,s Store
on Main street west side. s ii II s:5aSs 4
2S-an b. G.. I
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School Books! school Books!

ME- have just recefved large assortment 81
School Baoks from California. which win
te sold atour usual low prices. ..g IA n, I. /
I ss-st b. KIMBALL d co.
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NAL TING CELLAR
Isage1. BeeI-c 60 Ale,

Wholesale or Retail; also, Small or Table Beer
and Vinegar, oil Of which he keeps always on
orders with which his friends and patrons may
favor him. = - LIZ. r. a$ .
Wheat aud Barley mailed and grouad on:
shares, or for sale. I. S :. 3 * r.
Facilities are hereby offered for mailing and
grinding, which have been heretofore lnknow
in Utah, giving TO families an opportunity Of
brewing for themselves, and thereby insurlng d
good and pure article ofbeeT. i, +
He can alWays be found at bis Old stand.
Yeast Days, Tuesdays and fridays. III
TProduce Of oil kinds taken for pay. ;..
34:tf ( e s sz n. z ~ ~. s.F
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=. q. uRrcsurr
Tailco1.,a z1nr,irl.-,-

ID EGS leave 10 state 10 his friends and IN,
- public IN general. that he has opened 8
, 1860-04-20

PUGET SOUND INsTIrUTE.-We are re-
quested to state that this institution Of
learning will again be re-opened on Monday
next, and that the regular term commences
on Monday the 7th day Of May next. We
are further requested TO state that parents
aud guardians contemplating sending their
children or wards to this school at the
forthcoming session, may, by sending them
on Monday avail themselves of the extra
two weeks without additional charge. The
school is in a hourishing and prosperous
condition. The attendance during the past
quarter, we are informed by its principal,
Rev. b. G. LrPPINcoTT, was ffty-fve Schol-
ars. Remembering that the district school
is about equally attended, We believe it will
be readily conceded that the educational
interests of our town (and we might with
equal truth say the Territory are not ne.
elected, but are festered with lavish lib
erality.
, 1860-04-20
European News.

The dates from Europe are to February
Goth
A plot against the French Emperor has
been detected.
The Spanish garrison of Hellilia made
"a sortic aud lost 1888 killed, LAG wounded
and 9 missing.
The Spanish press was unanimously in
favor Of an energetic policy against No
rocco.
At congregation held at the Vatican
it was decided that the King of SARDINIA
should not be excommunicated-no matter
what political events should superVene.
The filling up of the armaments in Pied
mont is being accelerated.
1t was rRmored that Victor Emaauel
had himself written an address calling on
Sicily TO suppress insurrection.
A French ministerial circular had been
issued, which demands obedience to the
laws from the clergy on the RomiSh ques-
tion.
Russia and Prussia we're reported 10
have joined in proposal for general cor
ference of the five powers.
Hanover has consented 10 submit Tie
question of the sound dues TO general
conference.
Florence has made further demonslfa-
tion toward annexation to Piedmont.
Austria has conceded to the Jews the
right to hold property.
Tho Canadian Parliament, March 9th,
voted $4,000 per voyage to the Canadian
steamers; $4,000 per year for telegraph
10 Belle Isle, the length of the cable 10 h6N
500 miles. 1t win reduce communicative
with Europe to six days.
The steamer OdeOme, from Dublin iuf Lon
don, Feb. 18th, came in collision with thS
schooner Heroine The steamer. saiA 4
twenty minutes, and from forty to'hfty per
sons were drowned.
The ship DHna, Capt. HARE, from New
Orleans, was wrecked on the French coast
on the goth of February. There were IS
passengers aud % crew on board--to
gether, ITO souls. OF these, only Two
were saved. The ship was a total loss.
Austria has rejected the proposals o.
England for a settlement Of the Italian
question, stating that she (Austria) will
abide by the arrangement Of Villairaaea.
She will not employ force at present nor
increase her army, but reserves liberyto
do so in future ,
The Atlantic telegraph company pro-
pose to make an attempt 10 recover the
old cable.